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	* Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation - Laboria Cuboniks - http://laboriacuboniks.net/ [http://laboriacuboniks.net/qx8bq.txt (txt)] [http://laboriacuboniks.net/20150612-xf_layout_web.pdf (pdf)]		* Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation - Laboria Cuboniks - http://laboriacuboniks.net/ [http://laboriacuboniks.net/qx8bq.txt (txt)] [http://laboriacuboniks.net/20150612-xf_layout_web.pdf (pdf)]
	* Queering Anarchism: Addressing and Undressing Power and Desire - [http://www.akpress.org/queeringanarchism.html (info)] by AK Press		* Queering Anarchism: Addressing and Undressing Power and Desire - [http://www.akpress.org/queeringanarchism.html (info)] by AK Press
			* INCITE! WOMEN OF COLOR AGAINST VIOLENCE AND CRITICAL RESISTANCE: STATEMENT ON GENDER VIOLENCE AND THE PRISON INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX [http://www.incite-national.org/sites/default/files/incite_files/resource_docs/5848_incite-cr-statement.pdf (txt)]

	==Men's Reading Circle==		==Men's Reading Circle==

	Check back here for information about a men's reading circle that seeks to engage with these texts and each other in recognition of the necessity to dismantle patriarchy in our lives and communities. Contact Julio [juliorios at gmail dot com] or Matt [wrought] if interested in joining us.		Check back here for information about a men's reading circle that seeks to engage with these texts and each other in recognition of the necessity to dismantle patriarchy in our lives and communities. Contact Julio [juliorios at gmail dot com] or Matt [wrought] if interested in joining us.

	===FAQ===		===FAQ===

	#What's "patriarchy"? - ''Another way of naming institutionalized sexism, which affords both privileges to some (especially men), as well as active oppression and discrimination for others (especially women).''		#What's "patriarchy"? - ''Another way of naming institutionalized sexism, which affords both privileges to some (especially men), as well as active oppression and discrimination for others (especially women).''
	#What's "feminism"? - ''The struggle to end patriarchy, or sexist oppression. Both men and women can participate in this struggle.''		#What's "feminism"? - ''The struggle to end patriarchy, or sexist oppression. Both men and women can participate in this struggle.''

Julio: +Queering Anarchism

2015-08-06T22:36:15Z

+Queering Anarchism

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	* Men: Comrades in Struggle - bell hooks - excerpt from book ''Feminist Theory'' - https://solidarity-us.org/pdfs/cadreschool/hooks2.pdf		* Men: Comrades in Struggle - bell hooks - excerpt from book ''Feminist Theory'' - https://solidarity-us.org/pdfs/cadreschool/hooks2.pdf
	* Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation - Laboria Cuboniks - http://laboriacuboniks.net/ [http://laboriacuboniks.net/qx8bq.txt (txt)] [http://laboriacuboniks.net/20150612-xf_layout_web.pdf (pdf)]		* Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation - Laboria Cuboniks - http://laboriacuboniks.net/ [http://laboriacuboniks.net/qx8bq.txt (txt)] [http://laboriacuboniks.net/20150612-xf_layout_web.pdf (pdf)]
			* Queering Anarchism: Addressing and Undressing Power and Desire - [http://www.akpress.org/queeringanarchism.html (info)] by AK Press


	==Men's Reading Circle==		==Men's Reading Circle==

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2015-08-02T18:58:20Z

Men's Reading Circle: edits a bit

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	===FAQ===		===FAQ===

	#What's "patriarchy"? - ''Another way of naming institutionalized sexism, which affords both privileges to some (~~excluding others~~), as well as active oppression and discrimination for others (~~that many men do not necessarily face~~).''		#What's "patriarchy"? - ''Another way of naming institutionalized sexism, which affords both privileges to some (especially men), as well as active oppression and discrimination for others (especially women).''
	#What's "feminism"? - ''The struggle to end sexist oppression. Both men and women can participate in this struggle.''		#What's "feminism"? - ''The struggle to end patriarchy, or sexist oppression. Both men and women can participate in this struggle.''
	#What's "oppression"? - ''The ~~active~~ domination of one (or some) by another (or others), which may especially be societal or institutional. All "oppression" is intersecting, meaning that all forms of oppression are inter-related and must be addressed holistically, as well as individually.''		#What's "oppression"? - ''The domination by one (or some) of another (or others), which may especially be societal or institutional. All "oppression" is intersecting, meaning that all forms of oppression are inter-related and must be addressed holistically, as well as individually.''
	#Can men "reclaim" masculinity? - ''There is no reason why masculinity and the culture among men must be sexist and oppressive (i.e. patriarchal), and in fact it is integral that men confront this reality and reclaim masculinity by re-defining it to be anti-sexist and anti-oppressive.''		#Can men "reclaim" masculinity? - ''There is no reason why masculinity and the culture among men must be sexist and oppressive (i.e. patriarchal), and in fact it is integral that men confront this reality and reclaim masculinity by re-defining it to be anti-sexist and anti-oppressive.''
	#Why a reading circle? - ''These texts are a basic tool for communication about histories, experiences, and concepts that may be excluded from the dominant culture. Some even approach the topics of patriarchy, sexism, mysoginy, intersecting oppression, feminism, etc. Forming a reading circle can create an encouraging environment for participants to intentionally engage with the texts, as well as an opportunity to connect new concepts with participants' lived experiences. This is a direct form of literate peer-oriented learning that is relevant in any community.''		#Why a reading circle? - ''These texts are a basic tool for communication about histories, experiences, and concepts that may be excluded from the dominant culture. Some even approach the topics of patriarchy, sexism, mysoginy, intersecting oppression, feminism, etc. Forming a reading circle can create an encouraging environment for participants to intentionally engage with the texts, as well as an opportunity to connect new concepts with participants' lived experiences. This is a direct form of literate peer-oriented learning that is relevant in any community.''
	#Are only men invited? - ''It is important to respect and hold space for groups that have a shared experience to commune and find the footing to speak and reflect. Folks who identify as "men" or who have lived experience as "men" stand to greatly benefit from listening, sharing, and engaging with peers on the topics of the reading list above, primarily to dismantling patriarchy (i.e. institutionalized sexism).''		#Are only men invited? - ''It is important to respect and hold space for groups that have a shared experience to commune and find the footing to speak and reflect. Folks who identify as "men" or who have lived experience as "men" stand to greatly benefit from listening, sharing, and engaging with peers on the topics of the reading list above, primarily to dismantling patriarchy (i.e. institutionalized sexism).''

Mattsenate: adds tyranny of tyranny by cathy levine

2015-08-02T00:04:41Z

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	* White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack - Peggy McIntosh - http://amptoons.com/blog/files/mcintosh.html		* White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack - Peggy McIntosh - http://amptoons.com/blog/files/mcintosh.html
	* Tyranny of Structurelessness - Jo Freeman - http://www.jofreeman.com/joreen/tyranny.htm		* Tyranny of Structurelessness - Jo Freeman - http://www.jofreeman.com/joreen/tyranny.htm
			* The Tyranny of Tyranny - Cathy Levine - https://libcom.org/library/tyranny-of-tyranny-cathy-levine
	* A Feminist Critique of Marx - Silvia Federici - http://endofcapitalism.com/2013/05/29/a-feminist-critique-of-marx-by-silvia-federici/		* A Feminist Critique of Marx - Silvia Federici - http://endofcapitalism.com/2013/05/29/a-feminist-critique-of-marx-by-silvia-federici/

Julio: /* Reading List */ changed link to Men: Comrades in Struggle

2015-07-27T22:20:42Z

Reading List: changed link to Men: Comrades in Struggle

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	* Male Privilege Checklist - Alas! (Barry?) - http://web.archive.org/web/20131128063008/http://amptoons.com/blog/category/the-male-privilege-checklist/		* Male Privilege Checklist - Alas! (Barry?) - http://web.archive.org/web/20131128063008/http://amptoons.com/blog/category/the-male-privilege-checklist/
	* Navigating Consent: Debunking the “Gray Area” Myth - Sara Alcid - http://everydayfeminism.com/2013/01/navigating-consent-debunking-the-grey-area-myth/		* Navigating Consent: Debunking the “Gray Area” Myth - Sara Alcid - http://everydayfeminism.com/2013/01/navigating-consent-debunking-the-grey-area-myth/
	* Men: Comrades in Struggle - bell hooks - excerpt from book ''Feminist Theory'' - https://we.~~riseup.net~~/~~avc~~/~~men-comrades-in-struggle-by-bell-hooks+77021~~		* Men: Comrades in Struggle - bell hooks - excerpt from book ''Feminist Theory'' - https://solidarity-us.org/pdfs/cadreschool/hooks2.pdf
	* Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation - Laboria Cuboniks - http://laboriacuboniks.net/ [http://laboriacuboniks.net/qx8bq.txt (txt)] [http://laboriacuboniks.net/20150612-xf_layout_web.pdf (pdf)]		* Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation - Laboria Cuboniks - http://laboriacuboniks.net/ [http://laboriacuboniks.net/qx8bq.txt (txt)] [http://laboriacuboniks.net/20150612-xf_layout_web.pdf (pdf)]

	==Men's Reading Circle==		==Men's Reading Circle==

Julio: /* Men's Reading Circle */ fixed typo

2015-07-27T22:19:14Z

Men's Reading Circle: fixed typo

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	===FAQ===		===FAQ===

	#What's "patriarchy"? - ''Another way of naming institutionalized sexism, which affords both privileges to some (excluding others), as well ~~ass~~ active oppression and discrimination for others (that many men do not necessarily face).''		#What's "patriarchy"? - ''Another way of naming institutionalized sexism, which affords both privileges to some (excluding others), as well as active oppression and discrimination for others (that many men do not necessarily face).''
	#What's "feminism"? - ''The struggle to end sexist oppression. Both men and women can participate in this struggle.''		#What's "feminism"? - ''The struggle to end sexist oppression. Both men and women can participate in this struggle.''
	#What's "oppression"? - ''The active domination of one (or some) by another (or others), which may especially be societal or institutional. All "oppression" is intersecting, meaning that all forms of oppression are inter-related and must be addressed holistically, as well as individually.''		#What's "oppression"? - ''The active domination of one (or some) by another (or others), which may especially be societal or institutional. All "oppression" is intersecting, meaning that all forms of oppression are inter-related and must be addressed holistically, as well as individually.''

Mattsenate: /* FAQ */ adds faq question

2015-07-27T01:09:10Z

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	#What's "patriarchy"? - ''Another way of naming institutionalized sexism, which affords both privileges to some (excluding others), as well ass active oppression and discrimination for others (that many men do not necessarily face).''		#What's "patriarchy"? - ''Another way of naming institutionalized sexism, which affords both privileges to some (excluding others), as well ass active oppression and discrimination for others (that many men do not necessarily face).''
	#What's "feminism"? - ''The struggle to end sexist oppression. Both men and women can participate in this struggle.''		#What's "feminism"? - ''The struggle to end sexist oppression. Both men and women can participate in this struggle.''
	#Can men "reclaim" masculinity? - ''There is no reason why masculinity and the culture among men must be sexist and oppressive (i.e. patriarchal), and in fact it is integral that men confront this reality and reclaim masculinity by re-defining it to be anti-~~racist~~ and anti-oppressive.''		#What's "oppression"? - ''The active domination of one (or some) by another (or others), which may especially be societal or institutional. All "oppression" is intersecting, meaning that all forms of oppression are inter-related and must be addressed holistically, as well as individually.''
			#Can men "reclaim" masculinity? - ''There is no reason why masculinity and the culture among men must be sexist and oppressive (i.e. patriarchal), and in fact it is integral that men confront this reality and reclaim masculinity by re-defining it to be anti-sexist and anti-oppressive.''
	#Why a reading circle? - ''These texts are a basic tool for communication about histories, experiences, and concepts that may be excluded from the dominant culture. Some even approach the topics of patriarchy, sexism, mysoginy, intersecting oppression, feminism, etc. Forming a reading circle can create an encouraging environment for participants to intentionally engage with the texts, as well as an opportunity to connect new concepts with participants' lived experiences. This is a direct form of literate peer-oriented learning that is relevant in any community.''		#Why a reading circle? - ''These texts are a basic tool for communication about histories, experiences, and concepts that may be excluded from the dominant culture. Some even approach the topics of patriarchy, sexism, mysoginy, intersecting oppression, feminism, etc. Forming a reading circle can create an encouraging environment for participants to intentionally engage with the texts, as well as an opportunity to connect new concepts with participants' lived experiences. This is a direct form of literate peer-oriented learning that is relevant in any community.''
	#Are only men invited? - ''It is important to respect and hold space for groups that have a shared experience to commune and find the footing to speak and reflect. Folks who identify as "men" or who have lived experience as "men" stand to greatly benefit from listening, sharing, and engaging with peers on the topics of the reading list above, primarily to dismantling patriarchy (i.e. institutionalized sexism).''		#Are only men invited? - ''It is important to respect and hold space for groups that have a shared experience to commune and find the footing to speak and reflect. Folks who identify as "men" or who have lived experience as "men" stand to greatly benefit from listening, sharing, and engaging with peers on the topics of the reading list above, primarily to dismantling patriarchy (i.e. institutionalized sexism).''

Mattsenate: /* Men's Reading Circle */ adds new FAQs

2015-07-27T01:07:14Z

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	===FAQ===		===FAQ===

			#What's "patriarchy"? - ''Another way of naming institutionalized sexism, which affords both privileges to some (excluding others), as well ass active oppression and discrimination for others (that many men do not necessarily face).''
			#What's "feminism"? - ''The struggle to end sexist oppression. Both men and women can participate in this struggle.''
			#Can men "reclaim" masculinity? - ''There is no reason why masculinity and the culture among men must be sexist and oppressive (i.e. patriarchal), and in fact it is integral that men confront this reality and reclaim masculinity by re-defining it to be anti-racist and anti-oppressive.''
	#Why a reading circle? - ''These texts are a basic tool for communication about histories, experiences, and concepts that may be excluded from the dominant culture. Some even approach the topics of patriarchy, sexism, mysoginy, intersecting oppression, feminism, etc. Forming a reading circle can create an encouraging environment for participants to intentionally engage with the texts, as well as an opportunity to connect new concepts with participants' lived experiences. This is a direct form of literate peer-oriented learning that is relevant in any community.''		#Why a reading circle? - ''These texts are a basic tool for communication about histories, experiences, and concepts that may be excluded from the dominant culture. Some even approach the topics of patriarchy, sexism, mysoginy, intersecting oppression, feminism, etc. Forming a reading circle can create an encouraging environment for participants to intentionally engage with the texts, as well as an opportunity to connect new concepts with participants' lived experiences. This is a direct form of literate peer-oriented learning that is relevant in any community.''
	#Are only men invited? - ''It is important to respect and hold space for groups that have a shared experience to commune and find the footing to speak and reflect. Folks who identify as "men" or who have lived experience as "men" stand to greatly benefit from listening, sharing, and engaging with peers on the topics of the reading list above.''		#Are only men invited? - ''It is important to respect and hold space for groups that have a shared experience to commune and find the footing to speak and reflect. Folks who identify as "men" or who have lived experience as "men" stand to greatly benefit from listening, sharing, and engaging with peers on the topics of the reading list above, primarily to dismantling patriarchy (i.e. institutionalized sexism).''

Mattsenate: adds a reading

2015-07-27T00:00:15Z

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	* Navigating Consent: Debunking the “Gray Area” Myth - Sara Alcid - http://everydayfeminism.com/2013/01/navigating-consent-debunking-the-grey-area-myth/		* Navigating Consent: Debunking the “Gray Area” Myth - Sara Alcid - http://everydayfeminism.com/2013/01/navigating-consent-debunking-the-grey-area-myth/
	* Men: Comrades in Struggle - bell hooks - excerpt from book ''Feminist Theory'' - https://we.riseup.net/avc/men-comrades-in-struggle-by-bell-hooks+77021		* Men: Comrades in Struggle - bell hooks - excerpt from book ''Feminist Theory'' - https://we.riseup.net/avc/men-comrades-in-struggle-by-bell-hooks+77021
			* Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation - Laboria Cuboniks - http://laboriacuboniks.net/ [http://laboriacuboniks.net/qx8bq.txt (txt)] [http://laboriacuboniks.net/20150612-xf_layout_web.pdf (pdf)]
	==Men's Reading Circle==		==Men's Reading Circle==

Mattsenate: /* Reading List */ adds notes

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Reading List: adds notes

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	== Reading List ==		== Reading List ==

			* Why I Won't Be Walking in the Anti-Rape March - http://www.xyonline.net/content/why-i-won%E2%80%99t-be-walking-anti-rape-march
			** Simple note that offers some reasons why men could be a great help for themsleves and others to educate each other about sexism, patriarchy, misogyny, etc.
	* Feminism is for Everybody - bell hooks - https://excoradfeminisms.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/bell_hooks-feminism_is_for_everybody.pdf		* Feminism is for Everybody - bell hooks - https://excoradfeminisms.files.wordpress.com/2010/03/bell_hooks-feminism_is_for_everybody.pdf
			** A book written specifically to introduce folks who are new to notions of feminism, patriarchy, etc.
	* Men Explain Things to Me - Rebecca Solnit - https://rhet306fall13.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/men-explain-things-to-me.pdf		* Men Explain Things to Me - Rebecca Solnit - https://rhet306fall13.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/men-explain-things-to-me.pdf
	* White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack - Peggy McIntosh - http://amptoons.com/blog/files/mcintosh.html		* White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack - Peggy McIntosh - http://amptoons.com/blog/files/mcintosh.html
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	* Tools for White Guys who are Working for Social Change and other people socialized in a society based on domination - Chris Crass - http://www.coloursofresistance.org/734/tools-for-white-guys-who-are-working-for-social-change-and-other-people-socialized-in-a-society-based-on-domination/		* Tools for White Guys who are Working for Social Change and other people socialized in a society based on domination - Chris Crass - http://www.coloursofresistance.org/734/tools-for-white-guys-who-are-working-for-social-change-and-other-people-socialized-in-a-society-based-on-domination/
	* Male Privilege Checklist - Alas! (Barry?) - http://web.archive.org/web/20131128063008/http://amptoons.com/blog/category/the-male-privilege-checklist/		* Male Privilege Checklist - Alas! (Barry?) - http://web.archive.org/web/20131128063008/http://amptoons.com/blog/category/the-male-privilege-checklist/
	* Why I Won't Be Walking in the Anti-Rape March - http://www.xyonline.net/content/why-i-won%E2%80%99t-be-walking-anti-rape-march
	* Navigating Consent: Debunking the “Gray Area” Myth - Sara Alcid - http://everydayfeminism.com/2013/01/navigating-consent-debunking-the-grey-area-myth/		* Navigating Consent: Debunking the “Gray Area” Myth - Sara Alcid - http://everydayfeminism.com/2013/01/navigating-consent-debunking-the-grey-area-myth/
	* Men: Comrades in Struggle - bell hooks - excerpt from book ''Feminist Theory'' - https://we.riseup.net/avc/men-comrades-in-struggle-by-bell-hooks+77021		* Men: Comrades in Struggle - bell hooks - excerpt from book ''Feminist Theory'' - https://we.riseup.net/avc/men-comrades-in-struggle-by-bell-hooks+77021