Underground railroads and related resistance - Revision history

Lquilter: cat

2010-06-08T18:26:18Z

cat

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Lquilter: nope - didn't work

2008-02-08T05:34:30Z

nope - didn't work

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	; Recommended		; Recommended
	* ''[[Farthing]]'' by [[Jo Walton]] (an underground railroad that helped Jewish people escape oppression and murder in Europe) ~~{{:Farthing#Recommended}}~~		* ''[[Farthing]]'' by [[Jo Walton]] (an underground railroad that helped Jewish people escape oppression and murder in Europe)
	* ''[[The Handmaid's Tale]]'' by [[Margaret Atwood]] (discussion toward the end of an underground railroad that helped women and other oppressed people escape [[Gilead]])		* ''[[The Handmaid's Tale]]'' by [[Margaret Atwood]] (discussion toward the end of an underground railroad that helped women and other oppressed people escape [[Gilead]])
	* ''[[The Gilda Stories]]'' by [[Jewelle Gomez]] (a network of safe houses that the vampires could use to escape persecution in near-future USA)		* ''[[The Gilda Stories]]'' by [[Jewelle Gomez]] (a network of safe houses that the vampires could use to escape persecution in near-future USA)

Lquilter: transcluding a section, maybe

2008-02-08T05:34:14Z

transcluding a section, maybe

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	; Recommended		; Recommended
	* ''[[Farthing]]'' by [[Jo Walton]] (an underground railroad that helped Jewish people escape oppression and murder in Europe)		* ''[[Farthing]]'' by [[Jo Walton]] (an underground railroad that helped Jewish people escape oppression and murder in Europe) {{:Farthing#Recommended}}
	* ''[[The Handmaid's Tale]]'' by [[Margaret Atwood]] (discussion toward the end of an underground railroad that helped women and other oppressed people escape [[Gilead]])		* ''[[The Handmaid's Tale]]'' by [[Margaret Atwood]] (discussion toward the end of an underground railroad that helped women and other oppressed people escape [[Gilead]])
	* ''[[The Gilda Stories]]'' by [[Jewelle Gomez]] (a network of safe houses that the vampires could use to escape persecution in near-future USA)		* ''[[The Gilda Stories]]'' by [[Jewelle Gomez]] (a network of safe houses that the vampires could use to escape persecution in near-future USA)

Lquilter: recommended, of interest

2008-02-08T05:32:17Z

recommended, of interest

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	The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underground_Railroad underground railroad] that people in the United States used to escape from slavery has been a model system for people working together to resist State oppression. SFnal representations of or references to underground railroads include:		The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underground_Railroad underground railroad] that people in the United States used to escape from slavery has been a model system for people working together to resist State oppression. SFnal representations of or references to underground railroads include:

			; Recommended
	* ''[[Farthing]]'' by [[Jo Walton]] (an underground railroad that helped Jewish people escape oppression and murder in Europe)		* ''[[Farthing]]'' by [[Jo Walton]] (an underground railroad that helped Jewish people escape oppression and murder in Europe)
	* ''[[The Handmaid's Tale]]'' by [[Margaret Atwood]] (discussion toward the end of an underground railroad that helped women and other oppressed people escape [[Gilead]])		* ''[[The Handmaid's Tale]]'' by [[Margaret Atwood]] (discussion toward the end of an underground railroad that helped women and other oppressed people escape [[Gilead]])
			* ''[[The Gilda Stories]]'' by [[Jewelle Gomez]] (a network of safe houses that the vampires could use to escape persecution in near-future USA)

			; Of interest
	* ''[[The Boiled Frog Syndrome]]'' by [[Marty Rubin]] (an underground railroad that helped gay people escape homophobic and anti-AIDS persecution in the US)		* ''[[The Boiled Frog Syndrome]]'' by [[Marty Rubin]] (an underground railroad that helped gay people escape homophobic and anti-AIDS persecution in the US)
	* ''[[The Gilda Stories]]'' by [[Jewelle Gomez]] (a network of safe houses that the vampires could use to escape persecution in near-future USA)


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Lquilter: cat

2008-02-08T05:30:53Z

cat

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	* ''[[The Boiled Frog Syndrome]]'' by [[Marty Rubin]] (an underground railroad that helped gay people escape homophobic and anti-AIDS persecution in the US)		* ''[[The Boiled Frog Syndrome]]'' by [[Marty Rubin]] (an underground railroad that helped gay people escape homophobic and anti-AIDS persecution in the US)
	* ''[[The Gilda Stories]]'' by [[Jewelle Gomez]] (a network of safe houses that the vampires could use to escape persecution in near-future USA)		* ''[[The Gilda Stories]]'' by [[Jewelle Gomez]] (a network of safe houses that the vampires could use to escape persecution in near-future USA)


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Lquilter: underground railraods

2008-02-08T05:29:35Z

underground railraods

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The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underground_Railroad underground railroad] that people in the United States used to escape from slavery has been a model system for people working together to resist State oppression. SFnal representations of or references to underground railroads include:
* ''[[Farthing]]'' by [[Jo Walton]] (an underground railroad that helped Jewish people escape oppression and murder in Europe)
* ''[[The Handmaid's Tale]]'' by [[Margaret Atwood]] (discussion toward the end of an underground railroad that helped women and other oppressed people escape [[Gilead]])
* ''[[The Boiled Frog Syndrome]]'' by [[Marty Rubin]] (an underground railroad that helped gay people escape homophobic and anti-AIDS persecution in the US)
* ''[[The Gilda Stories]]'' by [[Jewelle Gomez]] (a network of safe houses that the vampires could use to escape persecution in near-future USA)