Several years into our friendship, I found her essay “Revaluing Economics” in Moving Beyond Words . Published in 1994—years before the National Domestic Workers Alliance was even the germ of an idea—she wrote about care as an essential resource that our economic model has never adequately valued, in no small part because of its association with women. She argued that if we are to not only survive but thrive in the future, we must fundamentally protect and revalue care. The last 15 years of my work have been deeply shaped by these ideas.
More recently, I spent much of my time with Gloria through an intergenerational, multi-racial circle of…
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