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Mapping Queer Theory and Feminist Political Economy - Coggle Diagram

- - - - How does poverty contribute to the criminalization of queer and trans bodies?
      - How do other social institutions function to criminalize queer and trans people?
      - How are the structural inequalities of global capitalism reproduced in and through systems of policing and incarceration?
      - How does policing continue to disrupt intimate queer, embodied social relations?
      - How does the ‘private’ economic sphere work to police queer identities relationships and family structures?
  - - - "Critically reflective self-location gives the opportunity to examine our research purpose and motive. It creates mutuality with those who share our stories with us…(and) it is a strategy to keep us aware of the power dynamic flowing back and forth between researcher and participant.”
        
        Margret Kovach, in "Indigenous methodologies: characteristics, conversations, and contexts", 2009, p.112.
  - - - If we are approaching abolition then we must look at how certain bodies within society are policed and undo this policing first.
      - Making sure that abolition addresses all spheres of society
      - If we are talking about abolition then we need to talk about abolishing the policing and incarceration of queer and trans bodies across all sectors and spheres of life.