Queer Lasting: Ecologies of Care for a Dying World Pets denigrates queerness

denigrates queerness

they quickly grow from enemies to begrudging friends

with a paycheck as useful as greaseproof paper and a house crumbling faster than biscuits in tea

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Queer Lasting: Ecologies of Care for a Dying World Pets denigrates queernessBy: Sarah Ensor What queer modes of resilience and care can teach us about enduring environmental collapse What does it mean to live at the end of life, the end of a family line, the end of a species, or the end of the future itself? When faced with unfurling catastrophes, environmentalists often limit the conversation by focusing on the future. Activists work for the welfare of future generations, while scientists labor over projections of future