work "The Epistemology of Resistance"

"The Epistemology of Resistance" explores how marginalized groups develop knowledge and understanding that challenge dominant narratives and power structures. It examines how these communities create alternative ways of knowing through activism, cultural expression, and collective memory, resisting oppressive systems that seek to silence or distort their experiences. The work emphasizes that resistance is not only political but also epistemic—redefining what counts as valid knowledge and truth. Ultimately, it highlights the importance of listening to and valuing marginalized perspectives to foster a more inclusive and just understanding of reality.