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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Introduction: Changing Tides and Shifting Swells 1
5. PART I From Local to Global
6. 1. Hawaiians in the Olympics: Autonomy in Progress 27
7. 2. Surfing and Surf-Canoeing in Atlantic Africa 45
8. 3. Surfscapes of Entitlement, Localisms of Resistance: Toward a Critical Typology of Localisms in Occupied Surfing Territories 66
9. 4. Surfeminist Responses to the Violence of Global Authoritarianism 93
10. PART II Bo(a)rderlands
11. 5. Apane niwii-nanda-gikendaanan (I Will Always Seek to Learn These Things) 117
12. 6. Reflection on Boarder X, a Traveling Exhibition: Carving Out Paths to Decolonize Galleries and Laying Claim for Space to Thrive 138
13. 7. Origin Stories of “Radical”: The Dogtown Imaginary and Inheritors of the Z-Boy Revolution 159
14. 8. The Code of the Sea: Race, Gender, and Belonging in Southern California Surf Culture 185
15. 9. Surfing Queer Lines in Public Spaces: Unlearning Cishetnormativity as Radical Pedagogy 206
16. PART III Intersections and Relations
17. 10. Being Good Relatives: A Story of Indigenous and Settler Surfeminist Collaboration and Legislated Land Acknowledgments 231
18. 11. In the Name of Public Safety: Gendered Surveillance and Sexual Violence within Southern California Beach Lifeguarding Culture 253
19. 12. Totally Tubular Aesthetics: Surfing, Seafaring, and Storytelling in News from Native California 274
20. 13. “This Is Like a Renaissance”: The Making of Surfing’s Oppositional Culture in the Age of Black Lives Matter 294
21. List of Contributors 319
22. Index 325