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Refusing to Wait: Anarchism & Intersectionality

Deric Shannon; J. Rogue

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An essay on anarchism and feminist intersectionality, arguing that systems of domination, such as capitalism, patriarchy, and racism are interconnected and must be confronted together.

Notes

Photocopied edition. Other printed formats unknown. Another digital version uploaded by another user can be found here

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Publication date

2009

Language

English

Pages

16 pages

Size

14,5x19 cm

Print Method

Photocopied

Origin

Johannesburg, South Africa

Digitization Credits

Scanned by: Agent K

Edited & compiled by: Agent K

From the shelf of

Bedeng Akademi Subkultur

Entry Number

PIB0099

Topics

Johannesburg, Zine, Zabalaza, Feminism, South Africa, Anarchism, Anarchy, Anarkismo

An essay on anarchism and feminist intersectionality, arguing that systems of domination, such as capitalism, patriarchy, and racism are interconnected and must be confronted together.

Notes

Photocopied edition. Other printed formats unknown. Another digital version uploaded by another user can be found here

External Links

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