How to Survive the End of the World The Sister Feud
Mar 11, 2025
Two sisters dive deep into the intricate nature of solidarity, pushing beyond traditional frameworks in movements. They explore how tenderness fosters connections and emphasize the need for decentralization to avoid toxicity. The conversation also reflects on personal growth and accountability in activism, highlighting the importance of empathy and community engagement. Their candid anecdotes about family dynamics and dreams add a relatable touch, making the journey of navigating activism both insightful and personal.
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Adrienne's Disturbing Dream
- Adrienne had a disturbing dream about a rioting mob and needing to escape with her daughters.
- She woke up and went back to sleep to try and clear the dream.
Defining Solidarity and Movement
- Adrienne defines "movement" as the organized left seeking change through formal structures.
- Solidarity involves shared liberation and recognizing interconnected humanity.
Solidarity Beyond Reform
- Autumn views solidarity as working towards a qualitatively different life, not just equal access to current oppressive systems.
- She emphasizes expanding the view of movement beyond traditional organizers to include activists, artists, and cultural workers.