You’re looking for mutual aid(1), egalitarianism, and maybe humanism. 1. https://givingcompass.org/partners/ncrp/the-importance-of-grassroots-mutual-aid-networ

You’re looking for mutual aid(1), egalitarianism, and maybe humanism. 1. https://givingcompass.org/partners/ncrp/the-importance-of-grassroots-mutual-aid-networks https://givingcompass.org/partners/ncrp/the-importance-of-gr... Mutual aid is inherently local. It’s someone asking for help on Twitter or Facebook, or at work. It’s someone offering aid, or connecting someone in need to someone able and willing to help. These networks sprung up all across the country last year, mostly in big cities with large protest movements, but also among communities with strong ties. At one point in time churches and governments filled this role, however both have been derelict in their duties for many many decades.