Breanne Fahs is Professor of Women and Gender Studies at Arizona State University. She is the author of Performing Sex, Valerie Solanas, Out for Blood, and Firebrand Feminism, and co-editor of The Moral Panics of Sexuality, and Transforming Contagion. She is the Founder and Director of the Feminist Research on Gender and Sexuality Group at Arizona State University, and also works as a Clinical Psychologist.

Preface to the Paperback EditionIntroduction. The Bleeding Edge: On the Necessity of Feminist Manifestos- Breanne FahsA Note on Source MaterialI. QUEER/TRANSIntroduction to Queer/Trans1. I Want a President (1992)- Zoe Leonard2. Queer Nation Manifesto: Queers Read This (1990)- ACT UP3. The Woman Identified Woman (1970)- Radicalesbians4. Dyke Manifesto (1992)- Lesbian Avengers5. Do Approach (excerpt) (1971)- Jill Johnston6. Gay Liberation Front Manifesto (excerpt) (1971)- Gay Liberation Front7. The Effeminist Manifesto (1973)- Steven F. Dansky, John Knoebel and Kenneth Pitchford8. Undoing Borders: A Queer Manifesto (excerpt) (2007)- HAVOQ9. The Transfeminist Manifesto (excerpt) (2001)- Emi Koyama10. Pajama Femme Manifesto (2011)- Katie Tastrom11. Lesbian Mafia Manifesto (2007)- The Lesbian Mafia12. Boyfunk Manifesto (2002)- Boyfunk13. Manifesto for a New Feminist Presence (2007)- Eskalera KarakolaII. ANTICAPITALIST/ANARCHISTIntroduction to Anticapitalist/Anarchist14. Anarchy and the Sex Question (1896)- Emma Goldman15. Call to Women’s International Strike (2017)- Ni Una Menos (Not One Less)16. Wages against Housework (1974)- Silvia Federici17. The Singles Manifesto (1974)- Marie Edwards18. Xenofeminism: A Politics for Alienation (excerpt) (2015)- Laboria Cuboniks19. Anarchafeminist Manifesto (1982)- Anarchafeminist International20. American Beasts (2017)- D.M.D.21. Radical Women Manifesto Platform (excerpt) (1967/2001)- Radical Women22. Refugia: Manifesto for Becoming Autonomous Zones (2002)- subRosa23. Altwoke Manifesto (2017)- Anonymous24. A Feminist Manifesto for the 21st Century (2010)- Lindsey German and Nina PowerIII. ANGRY/VIOLENTIntroduction to Angry/Violent25. I Am as Strong as Any Man (1851)- Sojourner Truth26. Redstockings Manifesto (1969)- Redstockings27. The Feminist Manifesto (1914)- Mina Loy28. SCUM Manifesto (1967)- Valerie Solanas29. The Dialectic of Sex: The Case for Feminist Revolution (excerpt) (1970)- Shulamith Firestone30. Intercourse (excerpt) (1987)- Andrea Dworkin31. Nope (2016)- E. Jane32. Grand Canyon (2004)- Ani DiFrancoIV. INDIGENOUS/WOMEN OF COLORIntroduction to Indigenous/Women of Color33. The Combahee River Collective Statement (1977)- Combahee River Collective34. Double Jeopardy: To Be Black and Female (1970)- Frances M. Beal35. The Sisters Reply (1968)- Patricia Haden, Sue Rudolph, Joyce Hoyt, Rita Van Lew, Catherine Hoyt, and Patricia Robinson36. The Feminist Manifesto (1907)- He-Yin Zhen37. Zapatista Women’s Revolutionary Laws (1994)- Zapatista Army of National Liberation (Zapatistas)38. The Black Movement and Women’s Liberation (1970)- Linda La Rue39. Not Murdered, Not Missing: Rebelling against Colonial Gender Violence (2014)- Leanne Betasamosake Simpson40. Manifesto of the Erased: Mujeres, Decolonize El Dios Americano (2015)- Crystal Zaragoza41. The Wild Poet’s Manifesto (2012)- Susan Hawthorne42. Black Lives Matter Platform (2016)- Black Lives MatterV. SEX/BODYIntroduction to Sex/Body43. Vaginal Orgasm as a Mass Hysterical Survival Response (1968)- Ti-Grace Atkinson44. Fat Liberation Manifesto (1973)- Judy Freespirit and Aldebaran45. Manifesto of the 343 (1971)- Simone de Beauvoir46. Ax Tampax Poem Feministo (1996)- adee (The Bloodsisters Project)47. Occupy Menstruation (2018)- Susan Stenson48. A Letter to the Man Who Tried to Rape Me (2016)- Sara Roebuck49. Why I Am Pro-Abortion, Not Just Pro-Choice (2015)- Valerie Tarico50. The Countersexual Manifesto (excerpt) (2000)- Paul B. Preciado51. Feminist Manifesto to Support the Rights of Sex Workers (n.d.)- Feminists for Sex Workers52. Masturbation Manifesto (1997)- Betty Dodson53. The GINK Manifesto (2010)- Lisa Hymas54. Futurist Manifesto of Lust (1913)- Valentine de Saint-PointVI. HACKER/CYBORGIntroduction to Hacker/Cyborg55. A Cyborg Manifesto (excerpt) (1991)- Donna Haraway56. Cyberfeminist Manifesto for the Twenty-First Century (1991)- VNS Matrix57. cybertwee manifesto (2014)- Gabriella Hileman, Violet Forest, and May Waver58. Waging Peace on the Internet (2001)- Oxblood Ruffin (Hacktivismo)59. A Hacker Manifesto (Version 4.0) (2004)- McKenzie Wark60. Yes Manifesto (2004)- Mette Ingvartsen61. Radical Psychiatry Manifesto (1969)- Claude SteinerVII. TRASHY/PULPIntroduction to Trashy/Punk62. RIOT GRRRL Manifesto (1991)- Bikini Kill63. To Tramps, the Unemployed, the Disinherited, and Miserable (1884)- Lucy E. Parsons64. TRASHGiRRRRLLLZZZ: A Manifesto for Misfit ToYZ (2016)- Elizabeth Broeder65. Women’s Art: A Manifesto (1973)- VALIE EXPORT66. The Why Cheap Art? Manifesto (1984)- Bread and Puppet Theater67. Pussy Manifesto (1999)- Bitch and Animal68. I Don’t Want to Have to Compromise My Morals in Order to Make a Living (2013)- Grimes69. The People Behind the Mop Buckets (2015)- Elizabeth Wallace70. The Undercommons (2013)- Stefano Harney and Fred Moten71. Why I Am Not a Feminist: A Feminist Manifesto (excerpt) (2017)- Jessa CrispinVIII. WITCHY/BITCHYIntroduction to Witchy/Bitchy72. W.I.T.C.H. Manifesto (1968)- W.I.T.C.H.73. BITCH Manifesto (1968)- Joreen74. Manifesto of Apocalyptic Witchcraft (2013)- Peter Grey75. Funeral Oration for the Burial of Traditional Womanhood (1968)- Kathie Amatniek Sarachild76. Truisms (excerpt) (1978–1987)- Jenny Holzer77. A Manifesto (1970)- Agnes DenesAcknowledgmentsAbout the ContributorsSources