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catalyst-37921	Vora, Kalindi	Intertwined Colonial Pasts and the Present in Global Fertility Chains	2022		.htm	text/html	4476	209	43	However, as detailed in Life Support, examination of the history of slavery and indenture in India itself and as part of British colonial labor allocation in the colonies adds an additional and important layer for considering the content of labor that is understood to be produced by a free, liberal subject: “Already in the early stages of the transnational surrogacy market was evidence that the history of slavery and indenture means that any study of reproduction and labor is likely to fail to fully accommodate the incorporation of partial rather than whole subjects, or the maintenance of permanent exclusion not just as surplus labor but as what Hong calls existential surplus (2012): being excluded from full subjecthood to maintain the valorization of protected spheres of life” (Vora 2015a, 142). At the end of the day the threat of class warfare, of class struggle, is just too dangerous to face….They cannot see the changing face of global labor—the faces of the women and children whom transnational white supremacist capitalist patriarchy exploits at home and abroad to do dirty work for little pay.	cache/catalyst-37921.htm	txt/catalyst-37921.txt