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Pages 29-54 of After the Public Turn: Composition, Counterpublics, and Citizen Bricoleur.

Overcoming violence and harassment. Personal stories, interviews, articles, commix, and resources.

Prose, poems, and translated essays about sexuality. Work of performance artist Bob Flanagan.

Societal constructions of the women's bodies.

Translation of Una Ola de Sueños written by the French Surrealist poet Louis Aragon.

Critical analysis of legislation on hate crimes as perpetuating government as protector while attempting to divert attention from violence the legislation perpetuates.

Societal constructions of "abnormal" bodies and the experiences of buying clothes.

The intimacy of touch and what it can mean for a person with a disability.

Identity and becoming. Includes Women Who Rock playlist and CD.

Trans Jew experiences. Includes poetry, art, essays, and prose. Includes historical accounts of the Holocaust and Claude Cahun.

Poetry. Personal experiences as a Shoshone Bannock tribal member. Relationships to land and elders.

Translation and analysis of Bob Flanagan's writings. Includes journal entries.

Librarians and archivist share their personal menstruate narratives. Health and Hygiene.

A librarian reflects on getting older.

Translation of Dean Spade's, Their Laws Will Never Make Us Safer.

Point of view and personal experineces. Concerns surrounding gender and religion.

Spanish translation of Bob Flanagan's poetry.

On love and being loved while being fat, brown, feminine, and unattractive.

Translation of Feeling Backward: Loss and the Politics of Queer History.

Societal construction of "abnormal" bodies and sexuality.