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Where Freedom Starts: Sex, Power, Violence, #MeToo by Verso Editors is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Where Freedom Starts: Sex, Power, Violence, #MeToo about?
The powerful wave of rage fueling #MeToo has finally refocused public attention on sexual harassment and sexual violence and starkly posed questions of power, of feminism, and of politicsHow do we define violence? How do we discuss and experience sex? Who gets to tell stories of sexual assault, and who gets to be heard? How impoverished is our language for describing the intersection of power, desire, and violence? What is the relationship between individual struggles and collective protest? What do we do with the abusers? In short, this moment has recalled a much older question: how do we get free?In this collection of new and previously published writings, leading activists, feminists, scholars, and writers describe the shape of the problem, chart the forms refusal has taken, and outline possible solutions. Importantly, they also describe the longer histories of organizing against sexual violence that the #MeToo moment obscures - among working women, women of colour, undocumented women, imprisoned women, poor women, among those who don’t conform to traditional gender roles - and discern from these practices a freedom that is more than notional, but embodied and uncompromising.Con
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- Author
- Verso Editors
- Publisher
- Verso Books
- Published
- 2018
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781788732758
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Social Science, Women'S Studies, Social_sciences
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