Pink Hats and Ballots uses an ecofeminist framework to examine the dramatic shift in social and political ideology that ignited a surge of women's political activism beginning with the 2017 Women's March.
Pink Hats and Ballots uses an ecofeminist framework to examine the dramatic shift in social and political ideology that ignited a surge of women's political activism beginning with the 2017 Women's March.
Lydia Rose is associate professor in the Department of Sociology at Kent State University. Teresa M. Bartoli is an independent scholar and activist. She holds a MA in speech communications from California State University, Fullerton.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: Pink Hats and Ballots: Women's Increase in Political Participation and Activism Chapter 1: Shifting Ideologies and Ecofeminism Chapter 2: A Socio-Historical Overview of Ecofeminism Chapter 3: The Denigration of Women and Marginalized Groups Chapter 4: Environmental Justice and the Exploitation of the Environment Chapter 5: The Battle Cry: Resistance and a Surge in Women's Political Activism Chapter 6: Pernicious Political Tactics: COVID-19 and Voter Suppression Chapter 7: Police Brutality and the Black Lives Matter Movement Conclusion: Ecofeminist Healing Strategies: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion References About the Authors Index
Acknowledgments Introduction: Pink Hats and Ballots: Women's Increase in Political Participation and Activism Chapter 1: Shifting Ideologies and Ecofeminism Chapter 2: A Socio-Historical Overview of Ecofeminism Chapter 3: The Denigration of Women and Marginalized Groups Chapter 4: Environmental Justice and the Exploitation of the Environment Chapter 5: The Battle Cry: Resistance and a Surge in Women's Political Activism Chapter 6: Pernicious Political Tactics: COVID-19 and Voter Suppression Chapter 7: Police Brutality and the Black Lives Matter Movement Conclusion: Ecofeminist Healing Strategies: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion References About the Authors Index
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