The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association · 2008 · 48 citations · 1 references
Systemic JusticeEducationHuman ConditionSocial ChangeCultural StudiesSocial SciencesActivismPersonal IdentitySpiritual ActivismAnti-oppressive PracticeSocial IdentityGloria AnzaldúaIdentity WiderPhilosophy (French Literary Studies)Philosophy (Philosophy Of Mind)Collective SelfCultureHumanitiesSpiritualitySocial AnthropologyInner WorkSocial Justice
With awe and wonder you look around, recognizing the preciousness of the earth, the sanctity of every human being on the planet, the ultimate unity and interdependence of all beings—somos todos un pais. Love swells in your chest and shoots out of your heart chakra, linking you to everyone/everything. . . . You share a category of identity wider than any social position or racial label. This conocimiento motivates you to work actively to see that no harm comes to people, animals, ocean—to take up spiritual activism and the work of healing. —Gloria E. Anzaldua, now let us shift... the path of conocimiento . . . inner work, public acts
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