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This post lives on The Postmodern Terminal, my Gemini capsule. I wrote about why I'm posting there.

How bell hooks joins Freire to Black feminist thought and engaged Buddhism, and why care without conflict is not what she meant by teaching to transgress.

Read it in a Gemini client at gemini://adjb.smol.pub/bell-hooks-and-engaged-pedagogy, or in a browser at adjb.smol.pub/bell-hooks-and-engaged-pedagogy.

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