Sodalism as Open Worldview: Conspiring to Dismantle the White Franchise.
I will argue that a proposal like Anzaldúa's first requires a new worldview for white people: one that restructures cognition toward communal activity. Anzaldúa's work, too, is aimed at opening the eyes of white people, so that they might comprehend not only their histories of domination, but their...
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