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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Jessica K. TaftPublisher: New York University Press Imprint: New York University Press Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.363kg ISBN: 9780814783252ISBN 10: 0814783252 Pages: 256 Publication Date: 02 December 2010 Audience: College/higher education , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand ![]() We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsReviewsThis is not only a powerful sociological account of the making of a counter-culture girl identity-that of the socially active, community-minded girl; it is also a treasure trove of data. -Maya Bernstein,Lilith Magazine Rebel Girls serves the important purpose of bringing to light and describing a marginalized aspect of activist culture. -Emily Abrahams,Shameless Taft demonstrates...capacity for nuance. -Courtney E. Martin,Women's Review of Books From interviews with seventy-six teenage girls in five locations and from observations of their political strategies, Taft builds an in-depth picture of girl activism in different socio-cultural and political environments, comparing the more politicized and radical activism in Latin America to that practiced in North America. -Hilary Crew,VOYA Library Magazine Taft adds a valuable contribution to youth, girlhood, and activist studies. -R.C. Raby,Choice In this riveting book, Taft takes us on a journey from San Francisco to Mexico City, Caracas, Vancouver, and Buenos Aires to learn about girls' struggles for social justice in a variety of social movements. -Verta Taylor,co-author of Drag Queens at the 801 Cabaret Jessica K. Taft describes how teenage girls are active participants and leaders in a variety of social movements, from anti-war walkouts to anarchist youth newspapers, rallies against educational privitization, and workshops on fair trade. -Z Magazine In Rebel Girls, Jessica K. Taft introduces readers to a cadre of girl activists who remain invisible to scholars of both girlhood and social movements... Taft unveils the intricate processes through which girl activists contruct collective identities and political strategies within contexts that take neither girl nor youth political activism seriously. -Heather Hensman Kettrey,Mobilization In this riveting book, Taft takes us on a journey from San Francisco to Mexico City, Caracas, Vancouver, and Buenos Aires to learn about girls' struggles for social justice in a variety of social movements. Verta Taylor, co-author of Drag Queens at the 801 Cabaret Taft adds a valuable contribution to youth, girlhood, and activist studies. -R.C. Raby,Choice Taft demonstrates...capacity for nuance. -Courtney E. Martin,Women's Review of Books Rebel Girls serves the important purpose of bringing to light and describing a marginalized aspect of activist culture. -Emily Abrahams,Shameless In Rebel Girls, Jessica K. Taft introduces readers to a cadre of girl activists who remain invisible to scholars of both girlhood and social movements... Taft unveils the intricate processes through which girl activists contruct collective identities and political strategies within contexts that take neither girl nor youth political activism seriously. -Heather Hensman Kettrey,Mobilization This is not only a powerful sociological account of the making of a counter-culture girl identity-that of the socially active, community-minded girl; it is also a treasure trove of data. -Maya Bernstein,Lilith Magazine Jessica K. Taft describes how teenage girls are active participants and leaders in a variety of social movements, from anti-war walkouts to anarchist youth newspapers, rallies against educational privitization, and workshops on fair trade. -Z Magazine From interviews with seventy-six teenage girls in five locations and from observations of their political strategies, Taft builds an in-depth picture of girl activism in different socio-cultural and political environments, comparing the more politicized and radical activism in Latin America to that practiced in North America. -Hilary Crew,VOYA Library Magazine In this riveting book, Taft takes us on a journey from San Francisco to Mexico City, Caracas, Vancouver, and Buenos Aires to learn about girls' struggles for social justice in a variety of social movements. -Verta Taylor,co-author of Drag Queens at the 801 Cabaret Author InformationJessica K. Taft is Associate Professor of Latin American and Latino Studies at the University of California at Santa Cruz. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |