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Tools for anarchist + Christian thought and action


Vol 1. No. 2 ​
​Liberation for Every Body:
Toward New Futures with Other Animals

Guest editor: Nekeisha Alayna Alexis
Photo courtesy Jo-Anne McArthur / We Animals.v
Picture
Grafiti in Santiago, Chile. 2005. Credit: Jo-Anne McArthur / We Animals.

Table of Contents


  1. Introduction by Nekeisha Alayna Alexis ​
    On a goat called Fred, a hurricane named Florence, a song by Lupe Fiasco — and the almost dizzying entanglements of human and animal oppression.
  2. Labor Pains by Sarah Withrow King ​
    A Jesus-following, vegan mother explores maternal grief, from that of biblical women to an orca known as Tahlequah.
  3. The Sparrow by Jacob Winn
    "I saw a sparrow fly into glass: The window of a church, no less."
  4. "Seeing the Pigs Keeps Us Going"
    Seven questions with Sky Dawson and Linda Cridge of Fort Wayne Animal Save
  5. Nonviolent Canine Disobedience by Benjamin Isaak-Krauss ​
    Five dogs in Palestine use peaceful resistance and force their human oppressor to confront himself.
  6. "I am animal liberationist"
    Scenes from the inaugural Indiana Animal Rights March, hosted by Indiana Animal Rights Alliance on September 1, 2018.
  7. Consider the Ravens by Jay Beck ​
    A collage of quotes and thoughts on listening to the more-than-human world.
  8. “My people will be healthy, happy, thriving , powerful” ​
    An interview with Jamila Anahata, Community Engagement Director of Afro Vegan Society.
  9. The Incomplete Intersectional Animal Liberation and Veganism Resource List  ​
    A selection of resources that look at animal liberation in the context of other social justice struggles.
Posted October 4, 2018, The Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi

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Rock! Paper! Scissors! is a tri-annual, topic-focused, web-publication exploring the intersections of anarchist politics and Christian faith. Through following the way of Jesus in the shadow of empire, we seek to undermine systems of oppression and creatively explore possibilities for liberation from an anarchist or radical christian perspective.​

RPS Issue #3:
Truth, Trust, and Power

The third issue of Rock! Paper! Scissors! tools for anarchist + Christian thought and action, will focus on the theme "Truth, Trust, and Power." Jesus Radicals wants to share your stories of resistance, love, and transformation. Between now and January 4, 2019, we are seeking pitches for articles, poems, photography, prose, and other media on this theme of Truth, Trust, and Power as it specifically relates to the kinds of robust relationship-building practices we need in polarized times. We want to explore the intersections between truth, trust, and power in settings of dialogue, reconciliation, and movement-building.

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