Beyond Captive Care: Philanthropy, Revolutionary Love, and the Risk of Solidarity
Philanthropy often holds deep analyses of the conditions that produce poor health, shortened lives, and preventable suffering. Yet privilege can still allow the field to move around those realities or step safely to the side. When this distance goes unchecked, cerebral expertise often obscures and silences the wisdom of lived experience, practice, care, and survival. In doing so, philanthropy risks coopting care rather than nurturing more just and equitable forms of it.
