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| | Joel Morton: Lisa Simpson, Antifacist Superhero (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | The appearance on the streets of Berlin of images of Lisa Simpson as antifascist superhero is not simply a matter of deepening Americanization of east German culture, but a combination of the local and transnational contexts informing the lives of those caught up in the post-socialist transformation. |
 | | Although active in the antifascist movement since 1995, in the late 1990s Fischer had not yet fully disassociated himself from or lost hope in conventional party politics. |
 | | In terms of gender, although women, whether antifascist, fascist, or even police, may certainly be found at May Day demonstrations, what manifests itself in these almost ritual confrontations is the competition among potentially violent, counter-hegemonic, alternative masculinities for temporary control of the streets. |
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