A POWERFUL transfeminist argument for care as political resistance in Argentina, and newly urgent given Javier Milei’s austerity regime.“What does accompanying mean? Where do we do it from? What do we do it for?” These deceptively simple questions sit at the heart of To Accompany Is Political by Florencia Montes Paez (Formas Press, £15), a fierce, generous transfeminist essay about homelessness, collective care and the possibilities of political resistance.

Rescue care from the realm of sentimentality: what happens when we replace the vertical relationship between benefactor and victim with interdependence, collective organisation and struggle?

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