... Mutual aid societies of Black freedmen and enslaved individuals, particularly Bantu-speaking groups from what is now Angola and Mozambique, came together to build municipal welfare and self-governance organizations known as brotherhoods or confraternal organizations. These groups emerged...

... the lens of the gay liberation movement, this chapter shows that Vanguard formalized the web of reciprocities, obligations, and religious practices that animated the kids’ performative economy. Organizers built on these mutual obligations, developed over the decades, to cultivate a politics of mutual aid...

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... This chapter asks how caregivers unsettle the state’s colonial commitment to a Jewish majority by sustaining collective forms of life, whether through mutual aid, legal defense, service provision, debt relief, or emotional support networks. It foregrounds the dangers of being collectively...

... gentrification and contribute to forms of mutual aid, including the Compton’s Transgender Cultural District, founded by queer activists and black trans women in 2017. memory historical preservation arts gentrification ...

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..., storytelling, kinship conventions, body language, and gesture. In doing so, the chapter introduces a politics where the marginal position of street youth—the self-defined “kids on the street,” hair fairies, hustlers, queens, and “undesirables”—is the basis for a moral economy of reciprocity and mutual aid...

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... that replaces the politics of suspicion with practices that forges new forms of trust, solidarity, and mutual aid. counterinsurgency populism enmity abolitionism reparation ...

... to sustain youth participation during a grueling election season. The chapter tracks not only how the group disseminated political messaging for their candidate through BTS memes but also through other K-Pop methods, such as fundraising with BTS-themed campaign “merch,” mutual aid, and rallies. Leni...

... but also through other K-Pop methods, such as fundraising with BTS-themed campaign “merch,” mutual aid, and rallies. Leni Robredo elections social media Philippines ARMY movement building Alptekin Keskin and Mutlu Binark’s chapter, “‘Yoongi, Can You Hear Me?’: Demanding Justice for #Melisa...

... was prevented from publicization. Two related cases are finally presented: one in which Benthall produced an expert affidavit in a U.S. lawsuit in favor of Tariq Ramadan, whose visa had been denied allegedly because of his small donations to a Swiss charity funding Palestinian aid committees; the other a trial...