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There's a Riot Going On Anette Baldauf & Katharina Weingartner 17 Revolution Girl Style There’s A Riot Going On ... Aktivismus, Pragmatismus und Solidarität 1. Bikini Kill Double Dare Ya 25 2. Riot-Grrrl-Manifest Riot Grrrl ist ... 26 3. Shell Sheddy Die Geschichte der Riot-Grrrl-Revolution 28 4. lailah hanit bragin du und ich und unsere revolution 34 5. Kßren Casamassima Süße Träume. Von WAC zu Ultra Vulva 38 6. molly neuman von der band zur radioshow zum fanzine 42 7. Tracie Morris Alternativen zur Kapitulation 44 Free To Fight ... Gewalt, Selbstverteidigung und Respekt 1. Mia Zapata/Evil Stig Sign of the Crab 51 2. Micheline Levy, Jessica Lawless, Oistien Storm Home Alive 52 3. Interview mit Valerie Agnew (7 Year Bitch) Ich will eine Knarre - ich will dich rennen sehen 62 4. Lynn Breedlove Fuck You, l'm Friendly 65 5. Rebecca Felsenfeld Wenn du eine Lesbe triffst. Anleitungen für die heterosexuelle Frau 70 6. Jessica Abel Oh, My Sisters! 71 7. Lisa Jervis Die Auferstehung der Bad Girls 72 Talk To Me ... Entmystifikation und Veröffentlichung 1. Sleater Kinney Dig Me Out 79 2. Christin „Plunger“ Grech Plunger. Weil wir das Recht haben, gehört zu werden 80 3. DJ Dodo 84 4. Allison Wolfe Die Nacht der teuflischen Schwänze, Buchstabensalat im Magen und wirres Haar 86 5. Esther Drill und Rebecca Ödes www.gURL.com 95 6. Sarah F. da läuft etwas entsetzlich falsch ... 98 7. Sarah Dyer Action Girl. Zine-Kultur und wie's gemacht wird 100 GoiiV All The Way ... Bilanzen zur Kulturmaschinerie 1. Salt-N-Pepa Ain’t Nuthin' But A She Thing 107 2. Interview mit Vickie Starr Girlie Action 108 3. Tricia Rose „Sechs oder sechzig Zentimeter". Zur Zensur sexueller Artikulation schwarzer Frauen 112 4. Interview mit Alex Sichel von Alexandra Seibel Ein Film über Mädchen bleibt ein Film über Mädchen 121 5. Marcia Zellers Die Verwegenen und die Schönen. MTV läßt Frauen alles zeigen 126 6. Kathleen Hanna Performance und Image 136 7. Sandra Grether MÄDCHENPENSION 140 Divas, Bitches, Chicks and Dykes ... Rückeroberung, Umdeutung und Geschlechterkonfusion 1. Missy Misdemeanor Elliott l ’m Talkin' 151 2. Interview mit Roxanne Shante I Am One Bad Bitch ... 152 3. Joan Morgan Bad Girls im Hip Hop 154 4. Joy Press & Simon Reynolds Who's That Girl? Maskerade und Herrschaft 158 5. Debbie Stollen Love Letter 170 6. Sabrina Margarita Sandata Asian FUCKING Stereotypes 194 7. DAM! (Carrie Moyer, Sue Schaffner) Dyke Action Machine! 7 Jahre lesbische Kunst im öffentli­ chen Raum 201 8. Diane Torr Geschlecht als Performance. Eine Anleitung zum Drag-King-Crossdressing 207 It’s A She Thing ... (Strategischer) Essentialismus & Separatismus 1. Tribe 8 manipulate 217 2. Interview mit Gina Volpe (Lunachicks) I don't want to be seen as a girl band 218 3. Evelyn McDonnell Queer Punk trifft Womyn's Music 220 4. Muffet Calcagno (aka brooke wehster) Nicht gesungene Songs und Wahrheiten. A Work in Progress 228 5. Elisabeth Vincentelli W ir wollen unseren Techno-Papp! 232 6. Faith Wilding und Critical Art Ensemble Notizen zum politischen Zustand des Cyberfeminismus 237 She’s My Heroine ... Idole und Fan-Kultur 1. Skunk Anansie She’s My Heroine 247 2. Madeleine Block HEY YOU! SAY WHAT SHE NEEDS TO HEAR 248 3. Ein Gespräch zwischen Kathy Strieder (Princess) und Kathleen Hanna (Bikini Kill) Stars und Fan-Kultur 253 4. Interview mit Joan Jett We Cot Spit On Quito a Bit 257 5. Elisabeth Gold R-E-S-P-E-C-T 259 6. Kerstin Grether ELAN Über Fans (feminin) - und wie sie ihre Feste feiern 264 Material Girl ... Lust und Konsum 1. Madonna Material Girl 273 2. Angela McRobbie Muskelpakete und Schwänze. Die Bedeutung von Girlie-Kultur 274 Miramar Dichoso 3. Fuck the Fashion Establishment. Neue Züchtungen im 285 Modebereich E. Ann Kaplan 4. Madonna-Fans und Look Alikes 289 Lisa Jones 5. Soldiers in the Style Wars 292 Andi Zeisler 6. BABY TEASE. Über den Schmutz in der Mode und die Mode des Schmutzes 294 7. Laura Miller Flesh For Fantasy 299 8. Jessica Abel ViVAl 304 Anhang 1. Biographien 310 2. Quellennachweis und Übersetzungen 314 3. Abbildungsnachweis 316.
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