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C.E. UNDOING SEX: AGAINST SEXUAL OPTIMISM I – STARTING A story we are told: You are on the brink <strong>of</strong> sexual freedom; it is here and at your disposal. It is asked only that you find it or make it. If before we were ugly, we may be beautiful now—still, you must make yourself natural, whole, and good. You were traumatized but you may recover, simply possess yourself. This is work to be done but it is a good work. Work on your shame, perhaps even fight those who shame you, and it follows that you will be free. At the end <strong>of</strong> it you will be whole and you will have
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Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENTS LIES COLLECTIVE 9
Page 7 and 8: LIES COLLECTIVE EDITORIAL NOTE They
Page 9 and 10: our oppression. Rather we turn our
Page 11: NOT-SEX AND SOCIAL RELATIONS
Page 15 and 16: historicizing, drowning in the weig
Page 17 and 18: also, and more importantly, is a po
Page 19 and 20: society.” Yet in another, it, or
Page 21 and 22: male forms of power and self as nat
Page 23 and 24: together in a diagram of “the sex
Page 25 and 26: the necessity of sex, its pleasure
Page 27 and 28: from patriarchal sexuality — as t
Page 29 and 30: Trying to heal from trauma managed
Page 31 and 32: underlying inalterable substratum o
Page 33 and 34: further until it becomes almost sel
Page 35 and 36: straight over gay, jailer over pris
Page 37 and 38: absent good. 30 In fantasy stolen b
Page 39 and 40: to fuck in different ways, don't cr
Page 41: anything really. I try to pin it do
Page 44 and 45: Libidinal flows cut through the soc
Page 46 and 47: The logic of the couple mediates a
Page 48 and 49: as the guiding principle against is
Page 50 and 51: cannot opt in or out of these struc
Page 52 and 53: abolition of capitalism and patriar
Page 54 and 55: I. Dear L, We share a bed, we read
Page 56 and 57: Dear L, M is friends with J and J i
Page 58 and 59: It is not that we addressed the pro
Page 60 and 61: ourselves from certain bonds we wil
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(UNTITLED) all the fields asunder i
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WORKER’S R INQUIRY I
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This piece is dedicated to all nurs
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We run on stolen time in the nursin
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equired. I held on to my care plans
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We had to push hard, nag, ask relen
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“This means that we will have onl
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On October 26th, eight of us marche
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So we took our mandatory breaks. To
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experience. It is another thing ent
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exploitation. This time, by invokin
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How much ownership do we take for t
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and hold them accountable to good c
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“We are trying to help you. Peopl
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would it take and how much more wou
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had ten residents each, up from eig
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coercion, and where willingness to
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attack dogs in the South and the Na
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WENDY TREVINO FROM SANTA RITA 128 T
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I saw 2 women volunteer to stay ins
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I met 2 women who requested that NL
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“Phone call!” was chanted at le
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everywhere, while laboring on makin
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potential to be realized, we have t
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For those that recall the warm and
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suits contentless politics perfectl
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envision the jobs and upward mobili
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“mainstream” won’t get it, th
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history of oppression, rather than
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The uprising was striking not only
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programs (SAPs) that had long provo
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The Oaxaca movement was one of the
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THE WOMEN’S TAKEOVER AND OCCUPATI
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central plazas, women met and talke
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dynamic upon which capital accumula
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plantones, marches, even sometimes
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epresent all the women involved, th
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forces. The PFP are given more high
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gender dynamics of capital restruct
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While I was reading the local newsp
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Using “innocence” as the founda
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While there are countless examples
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the social crisis created by the Pe
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wrote, “individual women were ult
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in that position. This framework of
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down Foot Locker.” 23 Or the exci
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to cope with the possibility that t
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other forms of violence. Likewise,
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their passivity and cleansing them
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ability is also simultaneously unra
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longer ‘owns’ it and so no one
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neither right, nor is it wrong. It
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... RECENT COMMUNIQUES TBTN BROOKLY
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dominance of men over women and gen
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August. Gaurav Gopalan died from tr
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Also this month, Andrea Jones was a
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industrial complex. However, we fou
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When children are removed from thei
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IDENTITY, T ABOLITION, O COMMUNIZAT
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fortification of the castle stem ce
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P. VALENTINE THE GENDER DISTINCTION
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the capitalist totality. The mere s
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they attributed the production of
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understood as the essential activit
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concerning the real material constr
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Gonzalez’s mention of violence ag
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me, because he locked me down.” F
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the necessary distinction between
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theory, we have come to understand
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SKY PALACE “TO BE LIBERATED FROM
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One model for understanding autonom
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Totality. Race and gender are not
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ARCHIVES
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The manifestos included here were f
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In elaborating their ideas, Dalla C
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of an idealized white feminine puri
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legitimate and illegitimate women
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SUPPORTING STATEMENT BY THE ENGLISH
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with sexual relations with men. Oth
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— because we are not paid for the
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not supposed to have any past, pres
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To satisfy our own needs and to bui
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criminalization of her gender ident
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would — park a cop car right outs
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trans in the city jail. And all in
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of playing out the male role in the
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I was brought before the cadre …
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... BOOK REVIEW NORMAL LIFE: ADMINI
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production of prisons, the militari
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