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Issue: 8.3: Summer 2010
Guest Edited by Mandy Van Deven and Julie Kubala
Polyphonic Feminisms: Acting in Concert
In This Issue
Introduction
by Dominic Wetzel

About this Issue
by Catherine Sameh

About the Contributors

Recommended Reading

Online Resources

Part 1: Science, Bodies and the Christian Secular
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
Moya Bailey Larissa Sansour Lina Bertucci Fe Montes
Lisa Factora-Borchers Nuala Cabral Jasmeen Patheja Anida Yoeu Ali & Mary Jane Villamor
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

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
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