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Captive genders

Subtitletrans embodiment and the prison industrial complex
CreatorStanley, Eric > (ed.)
Smith, Nat > (ed.)
McDonald, CeCe > (forew.)
Publish PlaceOakland
Publish PlaceEdinburgh
PublisherAK Press
Publish Year2015
Edition2nd ed.
Pages400p.
ISBN/ISSN9781849352345
LanguageEnglish/Engels
Shelfmark
VS 8 2015 - B
Mediumboek
FormatB
DescriptionCurrent en former prisoners, activists and academics describe how race, gender, ability and sexuality are lived in captivity. They argue that trans/queer liberation and prison abolition must be grown together. This second, revised and expanded edition includes a new foreword by CeCe McDonald which explores the importance books like 'Captive Genders' played for her during her incarceration. From her prison cell, Chelsea E. Manning writes about the relationship between military and the prison system. Janetta Johnson and Toshio Meronek argue that supporting people after they are released is vital to abolition. Kalaniopua Young explores the histories of colonialism, forced gender normativity and prison. Digital version of the 2011 edition: https://theloon2013.wikispaces.com/file/view/Stanley-Eric-Captive-Genders-Trans-Embodiment-and-Prison-Industrial-Complex.pdf
Thesaurusgevangenissen
gedetineerden
gender
etniciteit
politiek
External Linkhttps://captivegenders.net/
CategoriesBook/Boek

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