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"""This vividly written ethnography offers nuanced interpretations of community efforts of re-membering ancestral knowledges in the midst of ongoing racialized state violence and poverty. Raschig illuminates the Chicanx/Indigenous praxis of cultural healing that re-frames quotidian struggles and nurtures women through collective sharing and joy."" * Patricia Zavella, author of The Movement for Reproductive Justice: Empowering Women of Color through Social Activism * ""Can anthropology be done otherwise? In this beautifully written ethnography of struggle and hope, resistance and potentiality, Raschig shows us precisely how the otherwise becomes possible. It will change the way you think about doing anthropology."" * Jarrett Zigon, author of How Is It Between Us? Relational Ethics and Care for the World *"

""This vividly written ethnography offers nuanced interpretations of community efforts of re-membering ancestral knowledges in the midst of ongoing racialized state violence and poverty. Raschig illuminates the Chicanx/Indigenous praxis of cultural healing that re-frames quotidian struggles and nurtures women through collective sharing and joy."" * Patricia Zavella, author of The Movement for Reproductive Justice: Empowering Women of Color through Social Activism * ""Can anthropology be done otherwise? In this beautifully written ethnography of struggle and hope, resistance and potentiality, Raschig shows us precisely how the otherwise becomes possible. It will change the way you think about doing anthropology."" * Jarrett Zigon, author of How Is It Between Us? Relational Ethics and Care for the World *

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Megan S. Raschig is Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology at California State University, Sacramento.

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