2014 We Full ((top)) — Sisters Of Anarchy Digital Playground

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The traditional playground—whether the schoolyard, the corporate boardroom, or the Hollywood backlot—had always been a site of gendered performance. For girls and women, anarchy meant breaking the invisible rules: don’t be too loud, don’t take up too much space, and above all, be likable. The digital playground of 2014, however, offered a new set of swings and jungle gyms. Platforms like Tumblr, Twitter, and YouTube became the contested territories where the “Sisters of Anarchy” could gather. They were not bikers with leather cuts, but bloggers with keystrokes, vloggers with webcams, and artists with digital tablets. Their anarchy was decentralized, rhizomatic, and terrifyingly effective. The digital playground of 2014, however, offered a

Users could sometimes toggle between perspectives. Their anarchy was decentralized