“…As liberationist projects, worker cooperatives have sought to understand what their workers need and want, and then to transform labor and even markets as much as possible to provide for those needs and wants (Gibson-Graham, 2003;Pérotin, 2013;Berry and Bell, 2018). These liberationist projects have varied over time and space: liberation from oligarchy (Greenberg, 1986;Hernandez, 2006;Healy, 2011;Blasi, Freeman and Kruse, 2013), industrialization and rationalization (Webb and Webb, 1897;Rothschild-Whitt, 1979;Jackall, 1984;Gibson-Graham, Cameron and Healy, 2013;Hoffmann, 2016;White, 2018), capitalism (Marx, 1864;Gunn, 2004;Leikin, 2004;Huertas-Noble, 2010;Safri, 2011;Gourevitch, 2013;Ji, 2019), neoliberalism (Gibson-Graham, 2003Vieta, 2009;Pérotin, 2013;Williams, 2013;Dufays et al, 2020;Zitcer, 2021), racism (Du Bois, 1907Leikin, 2004;Gordon Nembhard, 2014;Berry and Bell, 2018;Prushinskaya et al, 2021), and sexism and heterosexism (Taylor, 1983;Mellor, Hannah and Stirling, 1988;Hacker, 1989;Loe, 1999;Sobering, 2016;Davis, 2017).…”