"We can understand Mexican ontology as a means to push back against inherited and imposed ontological schemas of all sorts."

"Inclusivity sees non-belonging as the contingent product of an unjust order that it strives to eliminate."

"Under capitalism, politics consists in debating the general interest as a means to surreptitiously advancing one’s own special interest."

"While even deskilled work requires complex capacities, we shouldn’t think that these kinds of work are skilled in the full-fat sense."

Blending history, activism, and theory, this article unpacks the complexity of “queer” as both identity and critique. From grassroots movements to academic debates, it shows how queer politics resists assimilation and questions dominant norms. At a time of rising backlash against LGBTQ+ rights, it calls for renewed attention to language, power, and the importance of challenging systems that marginalize diverse identities.

"Philosophy needs to reckon with the part it has played, and continues to play, in the epistemic and normative exclusion of madness."

"If philosophy aspires to knowledge, aren’t philosophers bound to deny that temperaments, rather than arguments, determine what they think?"

"It may be that Berkeley is emerging as something of a figurehead for a particular stance in the so-called 'culture wars'."

"Conceiving of political philosophy as somewhat like a religion helps one attain a synoptic view of its place in human history."

"To love eudaimonically is to love with good spirits: with supportive community, with help from friends, and so on."

"We should abandon the idea of a 'Western Philosophy' and re-examine the history of philosophy without its distorting effects."

"We still judge the worth of a person, and even entire groups, based on their bodies. We still do so to the point of death."