Spaces of Labor is an examination of the way the capitalist exploitation of racialized and gendered workers uses space as a means to enforce itself and, in turn, how these same workers appropriate this space in their forms of resistance. Some of the issue’s contributions come from laborers themselve.
Footnote: The #Endsars uprising in Nigeria
Sada Malumfashi
Afro-Mexicans: A perennial struggel for recognition
Elis Mendoza
Introduction to the West Papua’s decolonization agenda
Ronny Kareni
Resistance against colonial domination in the comoros
Dawud Burnaye
Editor’s Note: Space of labor, Leopold Lambert
Choreography of labor and political organizing in the hotel industry
Ibis Batignolles Hotel Workers on strike
Saving the factory, not the workers: The garment industry in Bangladesh
Prii Sen
Whose home is it? The workplace of migrant domestic workers under Kafala
Gemma Justo and Ghiwa Sayegh
Sex working economies of space
Red Schulte (with Marten Katze)
Migrant seasonalworkers in Spain: Between violence, exploitation, and silence
Youssef M. Ouled and Najim M. Ouled
No more death work: We must abolish prison unions
Fathima Cader
The Hospital as place of labor in a settler colonial setting: Palestine-Israel
Osama Tanous