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(2023)
Be a Revolution
by Ijeoma Oluo
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First Sentence
"If you write or speak on issues of race and racism, you'll often hear statements and questions like these: "Racism is horrible. I wish there was something I could do." "Racism is horrible. But it's too big of a problem to know where to start." "We won't be able to fix racism until we get a new great leader like Martin Luther King Jr." "When is somebody going to do something about racism?" "I wish I could do something about racism, but I'm not an activist.""
Table of Contents
Introduction.
xi
Author's Note.
xv
PUNISHMENT, ACCOUNTABILITY AND ABOLITION.
1
Richie Reseda and Mannie Thomas.
5
Race, Patriarchy, and Punishment Culture.
15
Talila Lewis.
20
What Is Abolition?.
26
Ian Head.
36
What is Beyond Punishment?.
44
Mahnker Dahnweigh.
52
Be a Revolution.
59
GENDER JUSTICE, BODILY AUTONOMY, AND RACE.
66
Tarana Burke.
69
Why It's Often Race and Gender.
77
Norma Timband.
83
Abortion, Bodily Autonomy, and the Racism That Endangers It All.
89
Theryn Kigvamasud'vashti.
99
Intersections of Racism, Queerphobia, and Transphobia in Gender Justice Work.
104
Emmett Schelling.
108
Be a Revolution.
115
HIERARCHIES OF BODY AND MIND: DISABILITY AND RACE.
123
Dr. Sami Schalk.
124
Why Disability Matters.
131
Alice Wong.
136
Abelism and Anti-racist Work.
142
Vilissa Thompson.
148
What Is Disability in Communities of Color?.
153
Britney R. Wilson.
157
Be a Revolution.
161
RACE, LABOUR, AND BUSINESS.
169
Chris Smalls.
171
Why Labor Matters.
181
Tevita Uhatafe.
183
Racism in Labor Unions.
192
Laura Clise.
195
Can We Build Better Business?.
204
DarNesha Weary.
206
Be a Revolution.
216
RACE, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE.
223
Jill Mangaliman.
227
Race, Environment, and Environment Apartheid.
234
Céline Semaan.
237
Environmentalist Colonialism.
242
Matt Remle.
247
Be a Revolution.
253
RACE, EDUCATION, AND THE PEDAGOGY OF OUR OPPRESSORS.
260
Zharina Angeles Luna.
265
Racism in Our Schools.
273
Saara Kamal.
274
Is Revolution Possible in Our Schools?.
280
Jennifer White-Johnson.
284
Working Outside of the School System.
291
Feminista Jones.
295
Be a Revolution.
301
ARTS, RACE, AND THE CREATIVE FORCES OF REVOLUTION.
309
Complex Movements.
314
Art as the Keeper of Community.
320
Inye Wokoma and Elisheba John.
321
White Supremacy in the Art World.
332
Favianna Rodriguez.
334
Art as a Weapon.
340
Rafael Shimunov.
344
Be a Revolution.
350
A LIFE'S WORK.
356
Ages and Stages.
358
Ability and Privilege.
364
Navigating Privilege in Movement Spaces.
364
Mental Health and Well-Being.
367
Resources.
373
Acknowledgments.
381
Works Cited.
385
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