Titlebook: Rebel Friendships; “Outsider” Networks Benjamin Shepard Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 Protest.Recall.soci

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Connection and Separation,nizing in the wake of the financial crisis. “Expect nothing from organizations,” the authors of the anonymous manifesto continue. “Beware of all social milieus, and above all, don’t become one … Form communes” (pp. 99, 101).

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Reviving the Tribe,c Rofes’s magnum opus, ., while I finished writing my book .. When my book finally came out, Rofes called me to have coffee al the Oscar Wilde bookshop on Christopher Street. Over the next decade, we became fast friends, sharing ideas about activism and writing, organizing and resilience, academe an

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Not Quite Queer,a lot more on the heterosexual (het) side of the continuum: “queer in the streets, straight in the sheets,” as they used to say. Rofes laughed, suggesting he had seen more and more of his students, many of them straight lefties such as me, embracing a blurry, lusty queer politics, less invested in i

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Sylvia Rivera, Her Myth and Mentors,ng processed. Rivera was thrown into the cells with the guys, although she had spent a lifetime as a woman. She was a fierce, gentle soul, who made being arrested together more fun. As the stories recalled throughout this book remind us, activists such as Rivera have been occupying and resisting soc

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Do-It-Yourself Urbanism as an Environmental Justice Strategy,odel of sustainable urbanism. Over the last 25 years, the group has taken a do-it-yourself approach to environmental activism, bridging neighborhood, global justice, and Occupy movements. With roots in the squatter movement in New York City, Time’s Up! has built its own distinct brand of do-it-yours