Los saltos de tierra para BMX son materia cuidadosamente colocada, mantenida y gobernada
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Este artículo se basa en una investigación realizada con personas que construyen circuitos para bicicletas y saltos de tierra DIY (hazlo tú mismo), cuyo objetivo fue descubrir las formas de reparación y cuidado que emplean en el mantenimiento de sus espacios. Primero describo las prácticas triviales implicadas en la mantención de los circuitos, como palear, regar y compactar, y conceptualizo estas actividades como la reparación de las “ruinas” de espacios a menudo ocupados ilegalmente. En segundo lugar, me baso en la literatura de los estudios feministas de ciencia y tecnología, así como en aquella que estudia los bienes comunes, para abogar por la intensificación del cuidado, descubriendo que estos espacios me alertan sobre las diversas formas en que el “descuido” y la exclusión de la participación en y la investigación con, son a menudo requisitos para su subsistencia. En conclusión, descubro que en estos espacios las formas de reparación y mantenimiento son múltiples y presentan varias capas —desde las prácticas cotidianas hasta sus formas de gobierno— y en los últimos años han implicado prácticas destinadas a “reparar” las culturas machistas y heteronormativas omnipresentes y dominantes en estos mundos sociales.
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