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100 1  Tolokonnikova, Nadezhda,|d1989-|eauthor. 
245 10 Read & riot :|ba Pussy Riot guide to activism|h[Hoopla 
       electronic resource] /|cNadya Tolokonnikova. 
246 3  Read and riot 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bHarperAudio,|c2018. 
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511 0  Read by Rebecca Gibel. 
520    The face of modern protest is wearing a brightly colored 
       ski mask. Nadya Tolokonnikova, founding member of the 
       Russian activist group Pussy Riot, is a creative activist,
       professional protestor, brazen feminist, shocking visual 
       artist, and force to be reckoned with. Her spontaneous, 
       explosive approach to political action has involved 
       jumping over barbed wire, kissing police officers, giving 
       guerilla performances in crowded subway cars, and going on
       a hunger strike to protest the abuse of prisoners. She's 
       been horse-whipped by police in Sochi, temporarily blinded
       when officers threw green paint in her eyes, and monitored
       by the Russian government. But what made Nadya an activist
       icon overnight happened on February 21, 2012, when she was
       arrested for performing an anti-Putin protest song in a 
       Moscow church. She was sent to a Russian prison for 18 
       months and emerged as an international symbol of radical 
       resistance, as calls to "Free Pussy Riot" resounded around
       the world. With her emblematic ski mask, black lipstick, 
       and unwavering bravery, Nadya has become an emissary of 
       hope and optimism despite overwhelming and ugly political 
       corruption. Read & Riot is structured around Nadya's ten 
       rules for revolution (Be a pirate! Make your government 
       shit its pants! Take back the joy!) and illustrated 
       throughout with stunning examples from her extraordinary 
       life and the philosophies of other revolutionary rebels 
       throughout history. Rooted in action and going beyond the 
       typical "call your senator" guidelines, Read & Riot gives 
       us a refreshing model for civil disobedience, and 
       encourages our right to question every status quo and make
       political action exciting-even joyful. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
610 20 Pussy Riot (Musical group) 
650  0 Musicians|xPolitical activity|zRussia. 
700 1  Gibel, Rebecca,|enarrator. 
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