A brave, urgent, and roaring response to the silence that usually surrounds sexual assault.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ching-In Chen is the author of The Heart's Traffic, and a genderqueer and multi-genre writer. Born of Chinese immigrants, they are a Kundiman, Lambda and Callaloo Fellow and a member of the Macondo and Voices of Our Nations Arts Foundations writing communities. A community organizer, they have worked in the Asian American communities of San Francisco, Oakland, Riverside and Boston, as well as helped organize the third national Asian Pacific American Spoken Word and Poetry Summit in Boston. Chen is also the co-editor of Here Is a Pen: an Anthology of West Coast Kundiman Poets. Jai Dulani, Senior Development Manager at Race Forward, is a writer, filmmaker and social justice activist. From 2011- 2015, Dulani served as Co-Director of FIERCE, supporting the leadership and power of LGBTQ Youth of Color who are organizing at the intersections of gentrification and police violence. Dulani has been a Kundiman Asian American Poet Fellow, a VONA/ Voices Fellow, and a BCAT/ Rotunda Gallery Multi-Media Artist-in-Residence. Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha is a queer disabled femme writer, performance artist and educator of Burgher/Tamil Sri Lankan and Irish/Roma ascent. The author of the Lambda Award-winning Love Cake, as well as Dirty River, Bodymap, and Consensual Genocide, her writings on femme of color and Sri Lankan identities, survivorhood, and healing, disability and transformative justice have appeared in the anthologies Octavia's Brood, Dear Sister Letters Lived, Undoing Border Imperialism, Stay Solid, Persistence: Still Butch and Femme, Yes Means Yes, Visible: A Femmethology , Homelands, Colonize This, We Don't Need Another Wave, Bitchfest, Without a Net, Dangerous Families, Brazen Femme, and A Girl's Guide to Taking Over The World.
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Preface Andrea Smith Introduction Editors PART ONE: Safety at the intersections of intimate, community & state violence Reclaiming Queer & Trans Safety Morgan Bassichis Ending Oppression. Building Solidarity. Creating Community Solutions. Matahari: Eye of the Day It Takes Ass to Whip Ass: Understanding & Confronting Violence against Sex Workers, A Roundtable Discussion with Miss Major, Mariko Passion & Jessica Yee Introducted and Edited by Juliet November I am Because We Are: Believing & Facing Down the Barrel of the Gun Alexis Pauline Gumbs interviewed by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha PART TWO: On Surviviorship Homewrecker Gina de Vries The Secret Joy of Accountability: Self-accountability as a Building Block for Change Shannon-Perez-Darby Seeking Asylum: On Intimate Violence & Disability Peggy Munson There is Another Way Ana-Maurine Lara PART THREE: (re)claiming body, (re)claiming space Manifesto Vanessa Huang Without My Consent Bran Fenner A Sliding Stance N. when your parents made you Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha Freedom & Strategy / Trauma & Resistance Timothy Colm PART FOUR: we are ready now Difficult, Beautiful, Powerful: Ending Sexual Assault Through Transformative Justice The Chrysalis Collective Making Our Stories Matter: The StoryTelling & Organizing Project (STOP) Rachel Herzing & Isaac Ontiveros What Does it Feel Like When Change Finally Comes?: Male Supremacy, Accountability & Transformative Justice Guarev Jashnani, RJ Maccani & Alan Creig (The Challenging Male Supremacy Project) Movement Building Starts with Healthy Relationships: Transforming Silence into Action(TSIA) in Asian Pacific Islander LBQT Communities Orchid Pusey & gita mehrotra Think. Re-think.: Accountable Communities Connie Burk RESOURCES Community Accountability within People of Color Progressive Movements: Selection from the 2004 Report by INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence INCITE! Community Accountability Fact Sheet Biographies Acknowledgments Index
Preface Andrea Smith Introduction Editors PART ONE: Safety at the intersections of intimate, community & state violence Reclaiming Queer & Trans Safety Morgan Bassichis Ending Oppression. Building Solidarity. Creating Community Solutions. Matahari: Eye of the Day It Takes Ass to Whip Ass: Understanding & Confronting Violence against Sex Workers, A Roundtable Discussion with Miss Major, Mariko Passion & Jessica Yee Introducted and Edited by Juliet November I am Because We Are: Believing & Facing Down the Barrel of the Gun Alexis Pauline Gumbs interviewed by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha PART TWO: On Surviviorship Homewrecker Gina de Vries The Secret Joy of Accountability: Self-accountability as a Building Block for Change Shannon-Perez-Darby Seeking Asylum: On Intimate Violence & Disability Peggy Munson There is Another Way Ana-Maurine Lara PART THREE: (re)claiming body, (re)claiming space Manifesto Vanessa Huang Without My Consent Bran Fenner A Sliding Stance N. when your parents made you Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha Freedom & Strategy / Trauma & Resistance Timothy Colm PART FOUR: we are ready now Difficult, Beautiful, Powerful: Ending Sexual Assault Through Transformative Justice The Chrysalis Collective Making Our Stories Matter: The StoryTelling & Organizing Project (STOP) Rachel Herzing & Isaac Ontiveros What Does it Feel Like When Change Finally Comes?: Male Supremacy, Accountability & Transformative Justice Guarev Jashnani, RJ Maccani & Alan Creig (The Challenging Male Supremacy Project) Movement Building Starts with Healthy Relationships: Transforming Silence into Action(TSIA) in Asian Pacific Islander LBQT Communities Orchid Pusey & gita mehrotra Think. Re-think.: Accountable Communities Connie Burk RESOURCES Community Accountability within People of Color Progressive Movements: Selection from the 2004 Report by INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence INCITE! Community Accountability Fact Sheet Biographies Acknowledgments Index
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