We Make Each Other Beautiful

Focusing on the intersection of art and activism, this book explores how women of color and queer of color artist-activists confront and challenge discriminatory laws in the United States. Through a combination of direct action and artistic expression, these "artivists" critique and reinterpret legal frameworks, revealing the power of art as a tool for social change. Written by a law professor and art critic, it provides a unique perspective on the role of creativity in activism and legal discourse.