Naked protest: the maternal politics of citizenship and revolt
Abstract
This article explores immigrant protest, citizenship and their relationship, through an account of a ‘naked protest’ by a group of mothers, refused asylum seekers and ‘illegal immigrants’ at Yarl's Wood immigration removal centre in England and ends with an account of the use of the ‘naked curse’ in a protest by an indigenous group of mothers against global oil corporations in the Niger Delta. Woven together from activist materials, news...
Paper Details
Title
Naked protest: the maternal politics of citizenship and revolt
Published Date
Apr 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
17
Issue
2
Pages
211 - 226
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