13 “Oppression Was at My Doorstep from Birth” A Conversation on Prison Abolition

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Series Foreword ix
4. Introduction 1
5. Part 1 Queering Consent
6. 1 Sex Workers Are Experts on Sexual Consent 21
7. 2 Consent in the Dark 41
8. 3 Lost in the Dark—Or How I Learned to Queer Consent 53
9. 4 The Straight Rules Don’t Apply: Lesbian Sexual Ethics 65
10. 5 Momentos de consentimiento: Consent in Lesbian Relationships in Mexico City 73
11. 6 Black Femmedom as Violence and Resistance 95
12. 7 Consent through My Lens: A Photo Essay 101
13. Part 2 Responding to Sexual Harm
14. 8 Before Consent, after Harm 119
15. 9 Rejecting the (Black Fat) Body as Invitation 131
16. 10 My Firsts: On Gaysian Sexual Ethics 141
17. 11 Was I a Teenage Sexual Predator? 151
18. 12 (Trans)forming #MeToo: On Freedom for the “Unbelievable” Survivors of Gender Violence 157
19. 13 “Oppression Was at My Doorstep from Birth” A Conversation on Prison Abolition 175
20. Acknowledgments 189
21. Notes on Contributors 191
22. Index 197