PERSPECTIVES WORK AND SOCIAL JUSTICE CARE AT THE CORE A Feminist Proposal Ailynn Torres Santana March 2020 Feminist debates have contributed to politicizing and denaturalizing the social order that ensures care and life sustenance. Care is primarily women’s responsibility. It is not recognized as work, and it remains socially and economically undervalued(it is either unpaid or underpaid). A democratizing political program on care implies recognizing it as work and allowing for the collective representation of care workers, reducing it by guaranteeing the conditions necessary to live with dignity, and redistributing it among the various social agents. To that end, it is essential to conduct a multidimensional analysis of care.