Federici examines unwaged work, while Carneiro's Black feminist writing challenges accounts of women that leave race aside. Matria brings these perspectives together to ask whose care is expected and whose contribution is recognised. Recognition can involve pay, authority, resources or a change in who does the work.
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Federici examines unwaged work, while Carneiro's Black feminist writing challenges accounts of women that leave race aside.
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Federici, Silvia. Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation. Autonomedia, 2004.
Federici examines unwaged work, while Carneiro's Black feminist writing challenges accounts of women that leave race aside.
Racismo, sexismo e desigualdade no Brasil (2011)
Carneiro, Sueli. Racismo, sexismo e desigualdade no Brasil. Selo Negro, 2011.
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