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Sigmundur Mørkøre

Sigmundur@bokur.fo

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I develop websites, I currently work for Sansir as a front-end developer I am also a member of Sosialistisk Ung (SU).

My pronouns are they/them.

I sometimes make food, when I do, I like to spend a little extra time to make the plating to look a bit nicer, and then share images of the food.

I live in the Faroe Islands, and I can be contacted at contact@morkore.fo.

You can also find me here: @SigmundurMorkore on GitHub @sigmundurmorkore on Instagram sigmundur.morkore.fo

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Naomi Braine: Abortion beyond the law (Paperback, 2023, Verso) No rating

How feminists across Latin America, Africa, and Europe are making self-managed abortion available to all–and …

Really good book covering the history of global abortion activism and how it transcends borders and legal frameworks. The book focuses on how the modern focus on Self-Managed Abortion, became the foundation of a global feminist movement.

Really good, informative book that will inspire anyone looking to get an overview of the struggle for abortion rights globally.

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Ryan Conrad, Bill Andriette, Jack Aponte, Sébastien Barraud, Matt Bernstein Sycamore, Dwayne Booth, Kate Bornstein, Karma R. Chávez, John D'Emilio, James D'Entremont, Deeg, Kenyon Farrow, Larry Goldsmith, Imani Henry, MJ Kaufman, Deena Loeffler, Cecillia Cissel Lucas, Jason Lydon, Liam Michaud, Katie Miles, Yasmin Nair, Tamara K. Nopper, Josh Pavan, Therese Quinn, Kate Raphael, Liliana Segura, Bridget Simpson, Dean Spade, Eric A. Stanley, Craig Willse: Against Equality: Queer Revolution, Not Mere Inclusion (2014, AK Press) No rating

[B]oth of us have become uncomfortable with using the term "solidarity." We don't want to mark out the groups with whom we should be strategically sharing power as separate from us, because we know that groups tend to overlap in idenitty. We often find that when we claim "solidarity" with one group or another, the use of that word obscures a more personal connection we have to the struggle in which we're engaged.

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Interesting take on the word "solidarity." Not sure I 100% agree, but it definitely warrants some thinking on