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References

Antliff, Allan, ed. Only a beginning: An anarchist anthology. Vancouver: Arsenal Pulp Press, 2004.

Further Reading

Awad, Sumaya, Jeed Saddy, and brian bean. Palestine: A socialist introduction. Old Saybrook: Tantor Media, 2024.

Gilmore, Ruth Wilson. Change everything: Racial capitalism and the case for abolition. Chicago: Haymarket Books, 2024.

HajYahia, Adam. Under the Glare of the Moon: Aesthetic Lineages of Revolt, 2024. Artwork by Haitham Haddad.

Samudzi, Zoé and William C. Anderson. As Black as Resistance: Finding the Conditions for Liberation. Chico, California: AK Press, 2018.

Credits

The Queering the Collection series of highlights provides a platform to publish various interpretations of works in the collection that disrupt the traditional production of art canons.

Dr Nasrin Himada  is Associate Curator, Academic Engagement and Community Outreach at Agnes Etherington Art Centre.

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Copy Editing: Alicia Boutilier and Sebastian De Line
Wordmark Design: Vincent Perez
Motion Graphic: Tara Pelow
Design: Kelsey Blackwell with Jessica Atkinson and Jonathan Gallivan

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