

Grief w/ Sarah Jaffe (Unlocked)
Nov 6, 2024
Join Sarah Jaffe, a labor journalist and author known for her insightful critiques on work and social movements, as she dives into the politics of grief. She discusses who is deemed worthy to mourn and how capitalism undermines emotional experiences. The conversation touches on grief during COVID-19, the complexities of mourning in Gaza, and the systemic failures in care for those suffering. Jaffe emphasizes the power of grief as a catalyst for community and political change in our challenging times.
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Intro
00:00 • 6min
Grief and Labor: A Complex Interconnection
05:34 • 20min
The Grief of Gaza: Intersectionality and Mourning
25:22 • 31min
Historical Contexts of Disability and Labor in Health Systems
56:12 • 3min
Navigating Grief in Deindustrialized Communities
58:51 • 6min
Systemic Failures in Care
01:04:23 • 30min
Navigating Relationships Through a Political Lens
01:34:10 • 4min
Navigating Grief and Community in Challenging Times
01:38:01 • 3min