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soft boycott
in “soft boycott” we can understand a form of non-direct, non-confrontational resistance. subtle subversions, lateral actions, small instances of disobedience, which are not so much about telling those in power what’s what than about claiming a bit of autonomy and agency for ourselves, however minor, if only for some form of emotional relief. a piece of chewing gum stuck under the desk of an asshole boss.
name: Simon / age: 29 / profession: art worker / location: Melbourne / weekday: sunday