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Revolutionary Women
Revolutionary Women: A Book of Stencils | Queen of the Neighbourhood
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Combining short biographies with striking and usable stencil images of 30 female activists, Anarchists, feminists, freedom-fighters and visionaries, this is an invaluable, genre-crossing resource guaranteed to educate and inspire. Drawing on backgrounds as disparate as zine-making, art, activism and academia, New Zealand's all-female Queen of the Neighbourhood Collective has combined forces to create its first book, a subversive portrait history of women who have spent their lives fighting, often violently, for what they believe in.
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Revolutionary Women: A Book of Stencils | Queen of the Neighbourhood
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The PM Press table at Revolution Fest IV in Montreal has so many books I want to read! It's really amazing be able to have books at an event like this, which is about bringing together the punk music community with other #activist groups that are #feminist #anticapitalist and #antiracist. Now, where to start reading....

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