Solidarity
Solidarity is characterized as a common good. A moral virtue, something on a par with equality and freedom. Solidarity is a human responsibility. The commitment to solidarity is something expansive, it has no limit and it has to proceed from the nearest to the farthest: among workers, from producers to consumers, from savers to investors, from one economic sector to another, from industry to the countryside, from one generation to another, and so on. In his view, solidarity has a strong link with its peer fraternity or brotherhood, which appeals to those who are close by and somehow connected. So, the different others are neither in conflict nor separated. They appear integrated into the same framework of understanding
Larraitz Altuna-Gabilondo,
Solidarity at Work, The Case of Mondragon
Solidarity at Work, The Case of Mondragon
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Tu Lucha Es Mi Lucha, Favianna Rodriguez
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"Solidarity across difference should be governed by norms of mutual respect and reciprocal accountability."
Jodi Dean,
"Reflective Solidarity"
"Reflective Solidarity"
Tú eres mi otro yo. |
You are my other me.
If I do harm to you, I do harm to myself. If I love and respect you, I love and respect myself. |
Luís Valdez,
In Lak'ech: You Are My Other Me
In Lak'ech: You Are My Other Me
Solidarity (v.) practices that reflect a commitment to others, out of the recognition that we all have a shared responsibility towards collective freedom. My struggle is your struggle because my freedom is our freedom.
http://awakethefilm.org/watch.php
Solidarity/ allyship/ accomplice/ co-conspirator
a) All three https://unsettlingamerica.wordpress.com/allyship/
a) All three https://unsettlingamerica.wordpress.com/allyship/
