Plurals in the Chocolate Factory

 "Actual liberation requires that our liberatory practices incorporate our need for health and survival. Displacing the notion of virtuous suffering from the church, only to reinstitute it as a revolutionary practice is not emancipatory for people with disabilities. Our physical and communal survival requires that a first-order priority of a liberatory theology is the creation of positions that enable people to work full-time for liberation within the disability community and within the church." --Nancy Eiesland, the Disabled God, pg. 95

Eiesland was talking about Christian disability liberation theology here, but it's applicable to a lot of things, and I've been thinking about it a lot.

( Thoughts on business )