Titlebook: Radical Feminism; Feminist Activism in Finn Mackay Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2015 feminism.i

起草

繁忙

,Surf’s up: Surfing the Second Wave,ain the wave narrative, I will then chart how the Second Wave began across the Western world firstly in the US and what influences lay behind that emergence. This chapter will introduce some of the classic feminist texts of this period, such as Juliet Mitchell’s 1966 article ‘Women: The Longest Revolution’, and Betty Friedan’s 1963 book ..

Militia

From Brussels to Leeds, San Francisco, Delhi: The global march of Reclaim the Night,sing and organising on rape in the UK which was burgeoning in the mid-1970s. I will now take a look back at that period and at the start of our most recent feminist activist past against rape and sexual violence.

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Tending to borders,ender and sexuality. Scholar Gayle Rubin (1984) suggests that whereas feminist theory is about the study of gender oppression, queer theory is the study of gender as a whole, including all the different kinds of gendered and sexed identities, identifications, possibilities, sexualities and sex and gender minorities.

interference

,From ‘women’ to ‘mixed’,ny borders at all being set around who could attend, and these views do represent those held by large sections of the movement today. In this chapter, I shall explore the reasons behind these often strongly held views and the competing arguments for and against men’s inclusion on RTN.

Prologue

PAEAN

詼諧

Conclusion: The rally and after-party,o looked into some of the conflicts which affected their activism, feminist fault lines which also enriched their work nonetheless and resulted in the production of new theory and new standpoints. The rise and popularity of RTN shows that such fault lines can be bridged and that progressive and pragmatic praxis can result in the process.

buoyant

Introduction: Why march through this book?,mbols on their faces. The date of their synchronised protest was no accident. They were assembling on that night to mark what is still known across Germany as Walpurgis Night, a superstitious tradition to mark the coming of May; a time when witches and tricksters are believed to roam.

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