Liberatory Sustainability
Subtitle: Food sovereignty, survival and sustainability at the intersections : A guide for visionaries and warrior allies
By: Toi Scott
Publisher: the author
Published: 2015
Place of publication: [Pittsburgh, PA?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 91
Subjects: Sustainable living; Social aspects; Transgender people
Description: Toi Scott, a Black genderqueer "philosophactivist," writes about how incarceration, deportation, land dispossession, unemployment, and other forms of violence are sustainability issues, concepts of gender in various pre-colonial cultures, food insecurity among LGBTQ communities, food access in communities of color, and the need for sovereignty in food justice efforts. Inside are statistics, figures, and links to online sources for more information.
Notes: Cover title.

Gift : editor at the NYC Feminist Zine Fest ; 2016.
Table of contents: title: I. Survivin' --; title: The thing about poverty (Philosphactivsm) --; title: Survival and Santa Rosa --; title: II What's gender got to do with it? --; title: A. Gender poem (Notes form an Afro-Genderqueer) --; title: Decolonizing gender (Notes from an Afro-Genderqueer) --; title: Queer and transvisibility, survival and solidarity (Adapted from Vegan praxis of Black Lives Matter conference sppech) --; title: Food justice part 2: Queering food justice (Philosphactivism) --; title: III  Whatsamatta Austin? --; title: Farmer's markets, classism/racism (Philosophactivism) -- On gentrification (Philosophactivism)  --; title: Fed up Austin (Philosophactivism) --; title: IV Fed up with the food movement --; title: Frankly NOT about food forests (Black Girl Dangerous article) --; title: Survival, sustainability and Sankofa --; title: No thank you to your "table" (Philosophactivism) --; title: Your mission, should you choose to accept it --