Embodied Social Justice
by Rae Johnson
Embodied Social Justice considers how social justice is experienced through the body and shaped by lived realities. Rae Johnson’s work offers readers a framework for reflecting on identity, equity, and inclusion, making it a relevant resource for students, educators, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of social justice.
About This Book
Embodied Social Justice examines social justice through the perspective of embodied experience.
The book centers attention on how people’s lived realities and identities may shape their understanding of equity and inclusion.
It offers a thoughtful resource for readers interested in connecting social justice ideas with the ways people experience the world through their bodies.
Suitable for study, discussion, and personal reflection, this work introduces an embodied approach to engaging with social justice.
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