ISBN:
9783031153631
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource(XIX, 433 p.)
Edition:
1st ed. 2023.
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Keywords:
Social sciences—Philosophy.
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Animal welfare—Moral and ethical aspects.
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Feminism.
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Feminist theory.
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Social justice.
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Animal welfare
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Social sciences
Abstract:
1 Introduction: Speciesism, Sexism, and Male Privilege -- Part I A Wide-Angle View of Interconnected Oppressions -- 2 Interconnections: Theory, Myth, and Science -- 3 Whiteness as Norm, Intersectionality, and Interfacing Oppressions -- 4 The “Why” of Sexism in Social Justice Movements -- Part II Exposing Sexism and Male Privilege in the Anymal Activist Movement -- 5 Survey Data on Harassment and Discrimination in the Anymal Activist Community -- 6 CANHAD: Testimonials from the Anymal Activist Community Revealing Internal Sexism -- 7 Evidence of Systemic Sexism and Male Privilege in Anymal Activism Prior to #MeToo -- 8 The #ARMeToo Movement: Empowered Perpetrators Exposed at HSUS, MFA, and DxE -- Part III Harms of and Solutions to Sexism in the Anymal Activist Movement -- 9 Harms of Sexism and Male Privilege in the AE Community -- 10 Working Against Sexism and Male Privilege Inside Organizations -- 11 Independent Activists Working Against Sexism and Male Privilege -- Part IV Critical Reflections from Anymal Activists -- 12 Meet the New Vegan World -- 13 Liberation Is Not Total If It Does Not Include Disabled People -- 14 White Supremacy and Anymal Activism -- 15 Cis-Male Dominance in Anymal Activism from a Transgender Perspective -- 16 Towards a (Pro)Feminist Anymal Activist Movement: Reflections from Estonia -- 17 When the Rite of Passage Is Wrong: One White Man’s (Ongoing) Journey from Toxicity to Anymal Activism/Social Justice -- Part V Conclusion -- 18 Conclusion: Meta-Reflections on Sexism in Anymal Activism -- Appendix 1: Kemmerer Survey on Harassment and Discrimination in the Anymal Activist Community -- Appendix 2: Survey Demography -- Appendix 3: How to Access the Cooney Legal Documents -- Appendix 4: Vegan Outreach Discrimination and Harassment Policy -- Appendix 5: Tofurky: Donor Organization Charitable Giving Policy on Gender Discrimination and Harassment -- Appendix 6: Letter Addressing Complaints Against Anthony Nocella -- Appendix 7: Email Exchange Between Rachel Perman and Erika Brunson.
Abstract:
“In this latest book, Lisa Kemmerer details the entrenchment of sexism in elements of the animal advocacy movement. Drawing on survey findings and written accounts of animal advocates, Kemmerer exposes many intra-movement problems and challenges the movement to engage in a process of truth and reconciliation, rightfully pointing out that the goals of anti-speciesism cannot be realized without also addressing sexism and other forms of intersecting oppression.” —Amy J. Fitzgerald, Professor, University of Windsor, Canada “This powerful and provocative book is essential reading for anyone studying or participating in social movements.” —Emily Gaarder, Associate Professor, University of Minnesota Duluth, USA “Important, compelling, and provocative, Oppressive Liberation is a long overdue intervention in the problematic gender politics of the anymal rights movement. The book is an urgent reminder that the anymal rights movement has not yet sorted out its responsibilities to feminism or any other social justice issue. Kemmerer draws a much-needed roadmap for moving forward in ways that reject harassment, discrimination, and violence and create healthier, more secure, and more just organizational cultures in the anymal rights movement.” —Katja M. Guenther, Professor, University of California, Riverside, USA For years activists and scholars have complained of sexism among animal advocates. Employing previous scholarship, new data, and critical analysis, Oppressive Liberation explores the truth of these accusations. In the process, the book clarifies why sexism is a wide-spread problem in social justice activism and provides new data specifically on sexism in animal activism. Oppressive Liberation also examines likely resultant harms and suggests practical solutions to the problem at hand. This book builds on the concept of intersecting oppressions, focusing on the interface of speciesism and sexism while indicating the need for total liberation—an end to all forms of privilege and marginalization. Lisa Kemmerer is internationally known for her work on behalf of animals, the planet, and disempowered human beings, and is founder and director of the educational non-profit, Tapestry. For more information, please visit lisakemmerer.com and vegantapestry.org.
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-031-15363-1
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