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In the global digital network, labor is transformed into small parcels of nervous energy picked up by the recombining machine…The workers are deprived of every individual consistency. Strictly speaking, the workers no longer exist. Their time exists, their time is there, permanently available to connect, to produce in exchange for a temporary salar
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Through my involvement in the women’s movement I realized that the reproduction of human beings is the foundation of every economic and political system, and that the immense amount of paid and unpaid domestic work done by women in the home is what keeps the world moving.
Silvia Federici • Revolution at Point Zero: Housework, Reproduction, and Feminist Struggle
Maria Farrell • We Need to Rewild the Internet
There is hardly a politician who dares not profess eternal devotion to women’s rights, and wisely so, since what they have in mind is our “right to work,” for our cheap labor is a true cornucopia for the system.
Silvia Federici • Revolution at Point Zero: Housework, Reproduction, and Feminist Struggle
In the same way as God created Eve to give pleasure to Adam, so did capital create the housewife to service the male worker physically, emotionally, and sexually, to raise his children, mend his socks, and patch up his ego when it is crushed by the work and the social relations (which are relations of loneliness) that capital has reserved for him.
Silvia Federici • Revolution at Point Zero: Housework, Reproduction, and Feminist Struggle
up with the cotton weights on this plantation, this landowner not only would rob us economically through the cotton, but I would have to weigh the cotton and keep up with the weight and this man had to have a “p” [a device used to weigh the cotton lower. So I would always carry my p to the field and I would use my unloaded p until I would see him c
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