The Feminist Utopia Project : Fifty-Seven Visions of a Wildly Better Future.

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Introduction -- Reproductive Supporters -- Dispatch From the Post-Rape Future -- Dispatches from a Body Perfect World -- My Own Sound -- A List of Thirty-Three Beautiful Things to Wear on Your Breasts -- Our Bodies, Us -- Dispatch from Outside the Girl Talk Incubator -- Interview with Jessica Luther -- Interview with Melissa Harris-Perry -- Feminist Constitution -- Flag for the United Nations of Magical Girls -- The New Word Order -- Justice -- Interview with Lauren Chief Elk -- Not on My Block -- Raising Generation E (For Empathy) -- If Absence Was the Source of Silence -- What Would a Feminist Utopia Look Like for Parents of Color? -- I Don't -- Let Him Wear a Tutu -- Interview with Ileana Jiménez -- Interview with Cindy Ok -- Learning Our Bodies, Healing Our Selves -- Feminist Utopia Teen Mom Schedule -- New Rites of Transition -- Renouncing Reality -- What Will Children Play with in Utopia? -- Back to School 1 and 2 -- Not a Favor to Women -- Less Work, More Time -- Imperfectly -- Description of a Video File From the Year 2067 to be Donated to the Municipal Archives from the Youth Voices Speech Competition -- Working Utopia -- Interview with Sovereign Syre -- Embroidering Revolution -- Equity Eats -- Interview with Miss Major Griffin-Gracy -- An Unremarkable Bar on an Unremarkable Night -- Lesbo Island -- Noisy Utopia -- Finding an Erotic Transcendence -- Sliding Doors -- Interview with Judy Rebick -- Welcome to Arcadia -- Interview with Mia McKenzie -- Beyond Badass -- Interview with Chloe Angyal -- Poems for Past Lovers 1-3 -- Interview with Suey Park -- Crazy Bitches -- No Escape Hatch -- The Day without Body Shame -- Queer in Public -- The Free Girl Who Is Everything -- When God Becomes a Woman -- Seven Rituals from the Feminist Utopia -- Interview with Harsh Crowd.

Imperfect Categories -- Sightings of Utopia -- About the Editors -- Also Available from Feminist Press -- About Feminist Press.

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