COVID-19 的橙县园丁:在种族窒息的景观中呼吸

Pub Date : 2023-11-07 DOI:10.1111/awr.12263
Salvador Zárate
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本文研究了2019冠状病毒病大流行的第一年,加利福尼亚州奥兰治县的拉丁裔住宅园艺。这场大流行暴露了郊区家庭是一个种族窒息的领域,在那里,美国白人有产主体通过不受限制地接触国内经济中种族化和性别化工人的生活(而不仅仅是劳动)而得到保障。尽管是一次性的,住宅园丁的前线植物工作激发了一种呼吸的实践,除了在南加州郊区的草坪、花园和财产生态中扩展生命之外,还从郊区的家园中创造了更多的人类相互关系。超越园丁“割、吹、走”的劳动范式,我追踪了他们超越人类的相互关系,尽管看起来被修剪了,但如何以超越自由人文主义对劳动和人类的分类的方式,依赖于植物、土壤和树木等他人的财产。通过这样做,我证明,尽管种族窒息,住宅园丁的呼吸做法混淆了种族资本主义COVID-19不平等的目标。
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The Orange County gardeners of COVID-19: Making breath in landscapes of racial suffocation

This article examines Latinx residential gardening in Orange County, California during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic laid bare how the suburban home is a realm of racial suffocation, where the US white propertied subject is secured through unfettered access to the life, not just labor, of racialized and gendered workers of the domestic economy. Despite disposability, residential gardeners' frontline botanical work foments a practice of making breath that, beyond expanding life in the Southern California suburban ecology of lawns, gardens, and property, also crafts more than human mutuality from the grounds of the suburban home. Thinking beyond the paradigm of gardeners' “mow, blow, and go” labor, I track how their more than human mutuality, despite appearing to be pruned back, tarries on other's property with plants, soil, and trees in ways that reemerges beyond liberal humanist categorizations of labor and the human. In doing so, I demonstrate that, despite racial suffocation, residential gardeners' practices of breathing befuddle the aims of racial capitalist COVID-19 inequity.

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