The solidarity struggle : how people of color succeed and fail at showing up for each other in the fight for freedom
2016,
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, 184 pages :
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3807138
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| Publication information: |
Oakland, CA : BGD Press, Inc., 2016. |
| Copyright: |
©2016 |
| ISBN: |
0988628651 |
| ISBN: |
9780988628656 |
| Language: |
English |
| Record ID: |
3807138 |
| Format: |
Regular Print Book |
| Physical description: |
184 pages : illustrations ; 20 cm |
| Date acquired: |
June 14, 2019
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| More creator details: |
edited by Mia McKenzie ; foreword by CeCe McDonald. |
| Contents note: |
Foreword: Real fucking talk / by CeCe McDonald -- Introduction / by Mia McKenzie -- On loving each other and emptying cages / by Kelly Hayes -- I interrupted the president to stand up for trans women in detention centers / Jennicet Gutiérrez -- This is what white supremacy looks like in middle class black communities / by Sydnee Thompson -- Being in solidarity with me as a trans man and DV survivor / by J Mase III -- 4 person-to-person things to do to address anti-blackness con mi gente / by CarmenLeah Ascencio -- A guide to celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day / by Taylor Payer -- Calling IN: a less disposable way of holding each other accountable / Ngoc Loan Tran -- 3 things I regret not asking from allies and my community as an (un)documented and queer activist / by Alan Pelaez Lopez -- Solidarity struggle café: "If he was black ..." / by Ethan Parker and Mia McKenzie -- When every summer is your own personal "Summer of Sam" / by Shaadi Devereaux -- Asian Americans benefit from black struggle and we need to start shouldering the burden / by Ally Ang -- Tired of land acknowledgments / by Raven Davis -- Immigrants in solidarity with indigenous people / by Elisha Lim -- Want to be an ally to sex workers? / by T.S. Piper Darling -- Broke on broke crime / by Kitzia Esteva-Martinez -- To be fat POC and free / by Quita Tinsley -- Let us direct our own lives: the importance of solidarity with youth of color / by Kai Minosh Pyle -- Solidarity struggle cafe: "Why are you being so divisive?" / by Joamette Gil and Mia McKenzie -- Any of us could be Muslim / by Yasmin Begum -- How telling each other to "Google it" hurts our movements / by Princess Harmony Rodriguez -- The safe word is lemonade / by Francesca Walker -- Uprisings and solidarity: how unity is informed by community / by Patrisse Cullors -- It's time to destroy anti-blackness in the Sikh community / by Kanwalroop Kaur Singh -- POC solidarity is love: how to support our black partners and friends in these trying times / by CarmenLeah Ascencio -- 7 ways to turn your anger over Sandra Bland into action in support of incarcerated (and formerly incarcerated) black women -- Dreaming forward / by Jackie Fawn -- To be Diné, to be me: engaging with solidarity / by Charlie Scott -- Disabling the QTPoC future / by Ngoc Loan Tran. |
| Contributor: |
McDonald, CeCe, 1989- writer of foreword.
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| Contributor: |
McKenzie, Mia, editor.
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