Katy Fulfer

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October 1, 2024 by Katy

Inaccessible Tables

A digital cartoon of a raccoon using a rollator standing outside a building and looking sadly up at a set of stairs leading to a door. By the door, which is inaccessible, is a sign in a doorway that reads "Community Dinner! All Welcome!"

This is the final installment of "Power and Pleasure at the Dinner Table." Find part 1, An Invitation, part 2, The Party Table, and part 3, The Community Table, in previous posts. I intuitively feel the pull of how eating together can be pleasurable, a site of connection. Yet I suspect many of us likely have examples of exclusion when it comes to sharing food with others. Sometimes feelings of exclusion indicate opportunities for new experiences, such as being an omnivore at a vegan potluck. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: animals, Cafe Philo, Hannah Arendt Tagged With: animality, belonging, community, food, Hannah Arendt, Sunaura Taylor; disability, vegan

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