Just Care

Just Care by Akemi Nishida offers a thoughtful exploration of care injustice and social justice, examining how care is shaped by and intertwined with systemic inequalities such as disability, race, gender, and wealth. Through interviews, focus groups, and observations, the book reveals how marginalized communities reimagine care as a form of activism and social change, highlighting the complex dynamics faced by caregivers, receivers, and community collectives.