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Who is the "we?"

Submitted by alesnick on Fri, 05/10/2013 - 10:50am.

This question seems to be flickering around a good deal of this thread.  When your classes go "into" the city -- what "we" will be so constituted?  Whose city?  When extrinsic and when intrinsic?  What we pees on trees?  How much of being within a we is about policing, or defining, boundaries?  I've been remembering the old Take Back the Night times when I was in high school.  Was that play?  I remember feeling loose of some fear I knew when a girl in Philadelphia.  Are today's Slut Walks play?  Or, like Occupy, are they leveraging play as discourse?  

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