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  *** Synopsis
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  *** I. The Non-Negotiable Necessity of Autonomous Organizing
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  *** II. Institutional Struggles Over the Meaning of Anti-Oppression Politics
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  **** a. On the Non-Profit Industrial Complex (NPIC), Again
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  **** b. Politicians and Police Who Are “Just Like Us”
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  **** c. Capitalism and the Material Reproduction of “Race” and “Gender”
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  **** d. The Racialization of Rape and the Erasure of Sexual Violence
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  *** III. The Limits of Contemporary Anti-Oppression Theory and Practice
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  **** a. Identity is not Solidarity
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  **** b. Protecting Vulnerable Communities of Color and “Our” Women and Children: The Endangered Species Theory of Minority Populations and Patriarchal White Conservationism
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  **** c. On Nonprofit Certified “White Allies” and Privilege Theory
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  *** IV. Occupy Oakland as Example
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  **** a. Occupy Oakland, “Outside Agitators,” and “White Occupy”
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  **** b. The Erasure of People of Color From Occupy Oakland
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  *** V. Conclusion: Recuperating Decolonization and National Liberation Struggles; or, Revolution is Radically Unsafe
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