IN THIS ISSUE
Introduction
by Mandy Van Deven and Julie Kubala
About this Issue
by Catherine Sameh
PART 1
Visionary Practices
The Molecular Body and the Christian Secular
by Ann Burlein
Bodily Transgressions: Ritual and Agency in Self-Injury
by Melissa Wilcox
Shedding Liberalism All Over Again
by Laura Levitt
PART 2
The State of Black Women in Politics Under the First Black President
by Duchess Harris
On Difficulty: Intersectionality as Feminist Labor
by Jennifer C. Nash
On Becoming Educated
by Joy Castro
this is what it sounds like (an ecological approach)
by Alexis Pauline Gumbs
Unmooring to Connect: Holistic Feminisms
by Jessica Hoffmann
Transforming Ruckus: Actions Speak Louder
by Adrienne Maree Brown
A Conversation about Southerners on New Ground: Transformation, Legacy and Movement Building in the U.S. South
by Evelyn Lynn, Noemi Y. Molitor, Cara Page and Lamont Sims
Does a Movement Need a Name?
by Adele Nieves
PART 3
Movements
Feminist Killjoys (And Other Willful Subjects)
by Sara Ahmed
Dancing Resistance?: Charting Some Politics of Fat, Feminine Sexualized Performances
by Lesleigh J. Owen
Singing as Social Justice
by Nomy Lamm
Throwing Down the Drums: Dancing the Lessons of Boundaries and Violence
by Marta Sanchez
Solidarity Through Parenting
by brownfemipower
PART 4
Art Gallery
Sight and Sound: An Introduction
by Lindsay Caplan
The Obsidian Project: Black is the Color…
by Moya Bailey
A Space Exodus
by Larissa Sansour
“We Will Never Forget,” “Severance,” and “Chaos”
by members of SPEAK! Radical Women of Color Media Collective
Women in the Tattoo Subculture
by Lina Bertucci
Ranchola Blues
by Fe Montes
Motherland
by Lisa Factora-Borchers
Walking Home
by Nuala Cabral
Hot News / Taaza Samachar
by Jasmeen Patheja
In Transience
by Anida Yoeu Ali & Mary Jane Villamor