If We Were Kin: Race, Identification, and Intimate Political Appeals
- 240 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Exploring the concept of collective identity in politics, this book examines the contributions of influential figures like James Baldwin and Sylvia Rivera. It delves into the dynamics of creating and contesting a sense of "we" within race and gender justice movements. Lisa Beard highlights the importance of intimacy and mutuality in political relationships, emphasizing how these struggles shape broader questions of power and political transformation. The work underscores the significance of shared freedom in advancing social justice.
