UNDROWNED. BLACK FEMINISM AND MARINE MAMMALS - PAULINE ALEXIS GUMBS

Discover a fascinating journey into the depths of the oceans and the mind, where black feminism meets the wisdom of marine mammals. Pauline Alexis Gumbs takes us on a meditative and poetic journey, where observations and relationships with the inhabitants of the oceans become life lessons. It is a story of resilience, care, and transcending normative categories.

• Inspiring lessons from marine mammals
• Analogies between black feminism and the wisdom of the oceans
• A story of resilience and care
• Reflections on human and non-human relationships
• Speculations about a world free from exploitation and militarism
• Engaging flow of poetic sensibility

"Undrowned" is not just a book, it is an invitation to deep reflection on our place in the world. The author, through the lens of Black feminism, shows us marine mammals as beings who, despite adversity, can maintain their identity and strength. It is a story of survival, adaptation, and mutual support that inspires action and change.

This book is the result of many years of observations and relationships of the author with the inhabitants of the oceans. Gumbs, spending hundreds of hours observing marine mammals, began to see analogies between their behavior and the principles of Black feminism. This connection of two seemingly distant worlds creates a unique perspective on social, political, and ecological issues.

Wydawnictwo Współbycie presents us with this unique publication in a careful edition, with attention to every detail. The paperback cover, the 134x205 mm format, and 192 pages full of poetic sensibility and deep reflections make reading a true feast for the mind and soul. It is a must-read for all those who seek inspiration, knowledge, and hope for a better world.

"Undrowned" is a manifesto of strength, solidarity, and resilience. It is a book that stays with the reader long after finishing reading, inspiring action and change. It is a story of how we can learn from marine mammals and Black feminism to create a world free from exploitation and militarism, a world in which everyone has the right to a dignified life.