Over the last few decades, the issue of precarious work has emerged as a pressing concern affecting countless lives in both the affluent North and the struggling South—although even more so in the latter, due to the outsourcing of production since the 1980s. Primarily viewed in relation to unskilled and blue-collar workers, this phenomenon has […]

Language, in order not to become oppressive, must be reclaimed and recuperated through critique, through loving litany, through persistent repetitions. This is how a new generation of Kurdish female writers are living their politics, for the liberation of all women. Theirs is a truly revolutionary act, in defiance of erasure and brutality. We must listen.