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feral <strong>feminisms</strong>Complicities, Connections, & Struggles:Critical Transnational Feminist Analysisof Settler Colonialismissue 4 . summer 2015Table of Contents52038435164697489Guest EditorialComplicities, Connections, & Struggles:Critical Transnational Feminist Analysis of Settler ColonialismShaista Patel, Ghaida Moussa, and Nishant UpadhyayA Feminist Approach to Decolonizing Anti-Racism: Rethinking Transnationalism,Intersectionality, and Settler ColonialismRita DhamoonInterview with Zainab AmadahyZainab Amadahy in conversation with Feral Feminisms’ Guest EditorsThe Right to Remain: Reading and Resisting Dispossession in Vancouver’s DowntownEastside with Participatory Art-MakingAaron Franks, Andy Mori, Ali Lohan, Jeff Masuda, and theRight to Remain Community Fair teamReading the Landscape of U.S. Settler Colonialism in Southern OʻahuEllen-Rae CacholaInterview with Dr. Tiffany Lethabo KingDr. Tiffany Lethabo King in conversation with Feral Feminisms’ Guest EditorsHybridity & Diasporic WritingCharlotte HenayAnti-Capitalist Decolonization and the Production of Racialized Masculinities in NoamGonick’s StrykerRuthann LeeOn Assumptive Solidarities in Comparative Settler ColonialismsDana M. Olwan
feral <strong>feminisms</strong>Complicities, Connections, & Struggles:Critical Transnational Feminist Analysisof Settler Colonialismissue 4 . summer 2015Complicities, Connections, & Struggles:Critical Transnational Feminist Analysis of Settler ColonialismShaista Patel, Ghaida Moussa, and Nishant UpadhyayPatrcik Hunter, “Harvest Moon” (12"x16" Acrylic on canvas2011). http://patrickhunter.caAcknowledgementsWe would like to begin by acknowledging the peoples on whose (colonized) landwe live. This issue is being produced on the traditional territories of theMississaugas of the New Credit First Nation, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendatpeoples.We also wish to thank Patrick Hunter for contributing the beautiful image for thecover of this issue, and Faculty of Graduate Studies (York University) for thehonorarium they provided for the cover image. Thank you to the team at FeralFeminisms, and particularly Sara Rodrigues who approached us to edit the issue,to all the copy editors for their careful editing, as well as the peer reviewers whohave helped us shape this collection. We are grateful for all the contributors andthe care they put into their work--this collection would not be possible withouttheir hard work, difficult questions, and brilliance. A special thank you to ZainabAmadahy and Tiffany King for sharing their time and thoughts with us duringthe interviews. We appreciate the help we received along the way, and hope thisissue sparks conversations, resistances, and alliances.
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