Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good (Emergent Strategy Series)
Pleasure Activism considers how pleasure and feeling good can function as sources of political insight and collective possibility. Adrienne Maree Brown connects personal experience with activism and social transformation, inviting readers to think about change through approaches grounded in connection, agency, and emergent strategy.
About This Book
Pleasure Activism examines the relationship between personal feeling and political life.
Drawing on the idea that pleasure can support meaningful change, the book considers how feeling good may become part of collective action.
Its focus connects activism, social transformation, and approaches associated with emergent strategy.
This work is suited to readers interested in politics, community practice, and broader possibilities for social change.
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