Privilege refers to issues a person ignores since they don't present as problems to them, personally.
Whiteness has nothing to do with culture and everything to do with social position. It is nothing but a reflection of privilege, and exists for no reason other than to defend it.
Topics:
class, privilege, theory
Authors:
Noel Ignatiev
Publisher:
Louisville Anarchist Federation Federation
Sources:
http://laff-experiment.org/, http://imaginenoborders.org/
An anti-patriarchy reader. This zine brings to- gether five articles addressing the issues and prac- tical steps “men” can take to deal with patriarchal behavior, to strengthen and sustain the movements of which they are part.
Topics:
anarchism, class, feminism, gender, privilege
Authors:
Anonymous
Publisher:
The Rock Bloc Collective
Essentialism is the idea that there exists some detectible and objective core quality of particular groups of people that is inherent, eternal, and unalterable; groupings can be categorized according to these qualities of essence, which are based on such problematic criteria as gender, race, ethnicity, national origin, sexual orientation, and class. Racism, sexism, classism, and most other forms of historical oppression are ideologies and policies maintained and justiÀed by essentialism.
Topics:
anarchism, fascism, gender, indigenous, lgbtiq, privilege, race, theory
Authors:
Some Delinquents
A chart summarizing the relationships between a variety of types of privilege
Topics:
anarchism, capitalism, class, feminism, gender, indigenous, lgbtiq, parenting, posters, privilege, race, relationships
Authors:
Anonymous
Confronting partner abuse in activist communities
Topics:
consent, introduction, privilege, relationships
Authors:
Alisa Bierria, Ana Lara, Anida Ali, Bran Fenner, BrokenBeautiful Press, Ching-In Chen, Eboni Colbert, Emily Stern, Gina de Vries, Jai Dulani, Jill Aguado, Karen Lee Asherah, Kay Barrett, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarahinha, Onion Carrillo, Peggy Munson, Sarwat Rumi, Shale Moulana, The Northwest Network, Theryn Kignamasud'Vashti, Timothy Colman, Vanessa Huang, Xandra Ibarra, Ziggy Ponting
Editors:
Ching-in Chen, Dulani, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarahinha
Publisher:
Communities Atainst Rape and Abuse
Sources:
http://www.cara-seattle.org/