Queer theory, Anarchism 

"What does it mean to 'queer' the world? Queering Anarchism suggests that 'queerness' is more than a new gender norm--instead offering a new personal politics that refuses to acquiesce to the mainstream codification of LGBT identity. Using revolutionary anarchism's long tradition of social, political, and economic theory as a foil, these engaging essays bring together a diverse set of ideas ranging from the deeply theoretical to the playfully personal, and explore the myriad possibilities that the concept of 'queering' presents"--Back cover. 

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Gay marriage and queer love / Ryan Conrad -- De-essentializing anarchist feminism : lessons from the transfeminist movement / J. Rogue -- Police at the borders / Abbey Volcano -- Gender sabotage / Stacy aka sallydarity -- Anarchy without opposition / Jamie Heckert -- Lessons from queertopia / Farhang Rouhani -- Tyranny of the state and trans liberation / Jerimarie Liesegang -- Harm reduction as pleasure activism / Benjamin Shepard -- Radical queers and class struggle : a match to be made / Gayge Operaista -- A diversity of sex tactics part 1 / CRAC Collective -- Queering the economy / Stephanie Grohmann -- Queering heterosexuality / Sandra Jeppesen -- Polyamory and queer anarchism : infinite possiblities for resistance / Susan Song -- Sex and the city : beyond the liberal politics and toward holisic revolutionary practice / Diana C.S. Becerra -- Queering our analysis of sex work : laying capitalism bare / C.B. Daring -- Tearing down the walls : queerness, anarchism and the prison industrial complex / Jason Lydon -- Queer-cripping anarchism : intersections and reflections on anarchism, queerness, and dis-ability / Liat Ben-Moshe, Anthony J. Nocella, II, and AJ Withers -- Straightness must be destroyed / Saffo Papantonopoulou / Anarchy, BDSM, and consent-based culture / Hexe.