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Acknowledgments vii
1 Introduction: Struggling for Credibility 1
2 Ideological Origins of Network for Prisoners: From Reform to Revolution 29
3 Negotiating Racial Privilege: (Re) Framing Feelings of Illegitimacy 61
4 "We're All Sisters": Bridging the "Gap" between Activists and Prisoners 79
5 Reconceptualizing Prison and Prisoners: Attempts to Resist "Get Tough on Crime" Discourse 101
6 Conclusion: Contributions and Reflections 125
Appendix A Methodology 133
Appendix B Interview Guide for Activists in NP 139
Appendix C Interview Guide for Prisoners 141
Notes 143
References 147
Index 155
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Craig Nevius
reviewed Sisters Outside: Radical Activists Working for Women Prisoners on February 15, 2016
Sisters Outside
The fact that Niccola Gavey instructs her students in theory from this book which apologizes for rape is nothing short of a scandal. She describes heterosexual males as being 'unrapeable' by females. She bemoans that concern for male rape victims as a 'newsworthy distraction' at worst, rather than a legitimate concern.
An algebraic formula is even established by Gavey, where by if 'x' happens to a woman it is rape but if 'x' happens to a man it is NOT. What 'x' amounts to is left deliberately vague, but the point to be taken is that Gavey does not consider the assault of male victims in any circumstance concerning, and even appears jealous of the sympathy a male victim might receive.
How is this person to be taken seriously as an authority on the subject of gender politics or sexual assault?
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