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while poverty may inspire / force people to act in ways that oppose their government, employers, etc., I don’t think the condition of being in poverty is a form of resistance, as poverty is a necessary product of capitalism.
alternatively, I think spending / consuming less and sharing more may qualify as acts of resistance, since they place power outside of extractive systems.
while poverty may inspire / force people to act in ways that oppose their government, employers, etc., I don’t think the condition of being in poverty is a form of resistance, as poverty is a necessary product of capitalism.
alternatively, I think spending / consuming less and sharing more may qualify as acts of resistance, since they place power outside of extractive systems.