Lines in Sand
Three Essays on Identity, Oppression, and Social War
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With the sub-title "Three essays on identity, oppression, and social war," Lines in Sand is a collection by Peter Gelderloos that looks critically at identity politics and anti-oppression politics. All of them are very thought provoking and well worth reading. These aren’t knee-jerk criticisms, but rather are thoughtful explorations of the problematic aspects of identity and anti-oppression politics and practice.
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