Häftad, Engelska, 2014
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Lara Neel – författare
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5 produkter
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- E-bokEngelska, 2017
168 kr
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Knit, sew, and craft your way to self-empowerment. Are you a Nasty Woman ready to smash the patriarchy with a needle and thread? Proudly proclaim your feminism with your very own DIY Bleeding Heart T-shirt? Or stage a protest with the rest of the girls, wearing knitted Pussyhats? Be part of the revolution by reclaiming the "domestic" arts of knitting, sewing, and more—to channel your feminist rage. With pictures, step-by-step instructions, bonus patterns, and tips for crafters of all skill levels from beginner to advanced, Crafting the Resistance is the book for women’s rights activists on a DIY path to self-determination. Put your homemaking and protesting skills to the test with thirty-five girl-powered, easy-to-make, kickass projects such as: "Snowflake" knitted wristers"Bleeding Heart" T-shirtClear vinyl protest tote bag to speed up security screeningsThe Pussyhat as knitted hats, holiday ornaments, throw pillows, and cat beds“Nasty Nag” zippered pouchWell read bookmarksAnd More! Take politics into your own hands, literally, and craft your message out into the world. Including an essay and quotes on the history and importance of craftivism, Crafting the Resistance is the ultimate book for political crafters, DIY activists, empowered protestors, and any woman—or man—who is part of the resistance. - Häftad, Engelska, 2025
328 kr
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- E-bokEngelska, 2025
364 kr
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Who has the right to represent history, who has a story that is considered worth telling, and what does that mean for our culture as a whole right now?
Drawing directly from their own family’s history, authors Lara Neel and Lisa Neel critique the misrepresentation and erasure of Native American history. Exploring the intersection of womanhood and identity in the Cherokee Nation, Representing the Fashion of Our Nineteenth Century Cherokee Ancestor: Culture Not Costume follows Lara and Lisa’s investigation into the life and murder of their maternal ancestor and the misrepresentative discussions that have followed. By using academic research to unravel deeply ingrained historical contradictions and construct a woman-focused Native American history, Lara and Lisa make a case for the importance of perspective and representation in the modern living history community, and the lasting effects misrepresentation has on one of the largest Native American tribes in the United States.
Providing an invaluable critique into incomplete depictions of Native American communities and their women’s stories, this book is ideal reading for students of Indigenous Studies, Women’s History, Gender Studies, Textile History, and Ethnic Studies.
- E-bokPDF, Engelska, 2025
363 kr
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Who has the right to represent history, who has a story that is considered worth telling, and what does that mean for our culture as a whole right now?
Drawing directly from their own family’s history, authors Lara Neel and Lisa Neel critique the misrepresentation and erasure of Native American history. Exploring the intersection of womanhood and identity in the Cherokee Nation, Representing the Fashion of Our Nineteenth Century Cherokee Ancestor: Culture Not Costume follows Lara and Lisa’s investigation into the life and murder of their maternal ancestor and the misrepresentative discussions that have followed. By using academic research to unravel deeply ingrained historical contradictions and construct a woman-focused Native American history, Lara and Lisa make a case for the importance of perspective and representation in the modern living history community, and the lasting effects misrepresentation has on one of the largest Native American tribes in the United States.
Providing an invaluable critique into incomplete depictions of Native American communities and their women’s stories, this book is ideal reading for students of Indigenous Studies, Women’s History, Gender Studies, Textile History, and Ethnic Studies.
