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• Cover Page
• Halftitle Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Contents
• Preface to the Paperback Edition
• Introduction. The Bleeding Edge: On the Necessity of Feminist Manifestos
• A Note on Source Material
• Part I: Queer/Trans
• Introduction to Queer/Trans
• 1. I Want a President (1992): Zoe Leonard
• 2. Queer Nation Manifesto: Queers Read This (1990): ACT UP
• 3. The Woman Identified Woman (1970): Radicalesbians
• 4. Dyke Manifesto (1992): Lesbian Avengers
• 5. Do Approach (excerpt) (1971): Jill Johnston
• 6. Gay Liberation Front Manifesto (excerpt) (1971): Gay Liberation Front
• 7. The Effeminist Manifesto (1973): Steven F. Dansky, John Knoebel and Kenneth Pitchford
• 8. Undoing Borders: A Queer Manifesto (excerpt) (2007): HAVOQ
• 9. The Transfeminist Manifesto (excerpt) (2001): Emi Koyama
• 10. Pajama Femme Manifesto (2011): Katie Tastrom
• 11. Lesbian Mafia Manifesto (2007): The Lesbian Mafia
• 12. Boyfunk Manifesto (2002): Boyfunk
• 13. Manifesto for a New Feminist Presence (2007): Eskalera Karakola
• Part II: Anticapitalist/Anarchist
• Introduction to Anticapitalist/Anarchist
• 14. Anarchy and the Sex Question (1896): Emma Goldman
• 15. Call to Women’s International Strike (2017): Ni Una Menos (Not One Less)
• 16. Wages against Housework (1974): Silvia Federici
• 17. The Singles Manifesto (1974): Marie Edwards
• 18. Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation (excerpt) (2015): Laboria Cuboniks
• 19. Anarchafeminist Manifesto (1982): Anarchafeminist International
• 20. American Beasts (2017): D.M.D.
• 21. Radical Women Manifesto Platform (excerpt) (1967/2001): Radical Women
• 22. Refugia: Manifesto for Becoming Autonomous Zones (2002): subRosa
• 23. Altwoke Manifesto (2017): Anonymous
• 24. A Feminist Manifesto for the 21st Century (2010): Lindsey German and Nina Power
• Part III: Angry/Violent
• Introduction to Angry/Violent
• 25. I Am as Strong as Any Man (1851): Sojourner Truth
• 26. Redstockings Manifesto (1969): Redstockings
• 27. The Feminist Manifesto (1914): Mina Loy
• 28. SCUM Manifesto (1967): Valerie Solanas
• 29. The Dialectic of Sex: The Case for Feminist Revolution (excerpt) (1970): Shulamith Firestone
• 30. Intercourse (excerpt) (1987): Andrea Dworkin
• 31. Nope (2016): E. Jane
• 32. Grand Canyon (2004): Ani DiFranco
• Part IV: Indigenous/Women of Color
• Introduction to Indigenous/Women of Color
• 33. The Combahee River Collective Statement (1977): Combahee River Collective
• 34. Double Jeopardy: To Be Black and Female (1970): Frances M. Beal
• 35. The Sisters Reply (1968): Patricia Haden, Sue Rudolph, Joyce Hoyt, Rita Van Lew, Catherine Hoyt, and Patricia Robinson
• 36. The Feminist Manifesto (1907): He-Yin Zhen
• 37. Zapatista Women’s Revolutionary Laws (1994): Zapatista Army of National Liberation (Zapatistas)
• 38. The Black Movement and Women’s Liberation (1970): Linda La Rue
• 39. Not Murdered, Not Missing: Rebelling against Colonial Gender Violence (2014): Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
• 40. Manifesto of the Erased: Mujeres, Decolonize El Dios Americano (2015): Crystal Zaragoza
• 41. The Wild Poet’s Manifesto (2012): Susan Hawthorne
• 42. Black Lives Matter Platform (2016): Black Lives Matter
• Part V: Sex/Body
• Introduction to Sex/Body
• 43. Vaginal Orgasm as a Mass Hysterical Survival Response (1968): Ti-Grace Atkinson
• 44. Fat Liberation Manifesto (1973): Judy Freespirit and Aldebaran
• 45. Manifesto of the 343 (1971): Simone de Beauvoir
• 46. Ax Tampax Poem Feministo (1996): adee (The Bloodsisters Project)
• 47. Occupy Menstruation (2018): Susan Stenson
• 48. A Letter to the Man Who Tried to Rape Me (2016): Sara Roebuck
• 49. Why I Am Pro-Abortion, Not Just Pro-Choice (2015): Valerie Tarico
• 50. The Countersexual Manifesto (excerpt) (2000): Paul B. Preciado
• 51. Feminist Manifesto to Support the Rights of Sex Workers (n.d.): Feminists for Sex Workers
• 52. Masturbation Manifesto (1997): Betty Dodson
• 53. The GINK Manifesto (2010): Lisa Hymas
• 54. Futurist Manifesto of Lust (1913): Valentine de Saint-Point
• Part VI: Hacker/Cyborg
• Introduction to Hacker/Cyborg
• 55. A Cyborg Manifesto (excerpt) (1991): Donna Haraway
• 56. Cyberfeminist Manifesto for the Twenty-First Century (1991): VNS Matrix
• 57. cybertwee manifesto (2014): Gabriella Hileman, Violet Forest, and May Waver
• 58. Waging Peace on the Internet (2001): Oxblood Ruffin (Hacktivismo)
• 59. A Hacker Manifesto (Version 4.0) (2004): McKenzie Wark
• 60. Yes Manifesto (2004): Mette Ingvartsen
• 61. Radical Psychiatry Manifesto (1969): Claude Steiner
• Part VII: Trashy/Punk
• Introduction to Trashy/Punk
• 62. RIOT GRRRL Manifesto (1991): Bikini Kill
• 63. To Tramps, the Unemployed, the Disinherited, and Miserable (1884): Lucy E. Parsons
• 64. TRASHGiRRRRLLLZZZ: A Manifesto for Misfit ToYZ (2016): Elizabeth Broeder
• 65. Women’s Art: A Manifesto (1973): VALIE EXPORT
• 66. The Why Cheap Art? Manifesto (1984): Bread and Puppet Theater
• 67. Pussy Manifesto (1999): Bitch and Animal
• 68. I Don’t Want to Have to Compromise My Morals in Order to Make a Living (2013): Grimes
• 69. The People Behind the Mop Buckets (2015): Elizabeth Wallace
• 70. The Undercommons (2013): Stefano Harney and Fred Moten
• 71. Why I Am Not a Feminist: A Feminist Manifesto (excerpt) (2017): Jessa Crispin
• Part VIII: Witchy/Bitchy
• Introduction to Witchy/Bitchy
• 72. W.I.T.C.H. Manifesto (1968): W.I.T.C.H.
• 73. BITCH Manifesto (1968): Joreen
• 74. Manifesto of Apocalyptic Witchcraft (2013): Peter Grey
• 75. Funeral Oration for the Burial of Traditional Womanhood (1968): Kathie Amatniek Sarachild
• 76. Truisms (excerpt) (1978–1987): Jenny Holzer
• 77. A Manifesto (1970): Agnes Denes
• Notes
• Acknowledgments
• About the Contributors
• Sources