Decolonize Self-Care

Offers a decolonial feminist update to earlier books critiquing the wellness industry and “the power of positive thinking.” Examines the ways in which self-care marketers often leverage the power of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” sloganeering to further their products and profits.Offers an accessible account of why, from a decolonizing perspective, care and wellness cannot be bought or sold by individuals. These transactions instead amount to nothing more than an attempt to withstand increasingly toxic social, political, economic, and ecological environments, and do not support real human thriving.For the audience of Barbara Ehrenreich