Watching the Girls Go by Fernanda Pomin held at the University of

held at the University of Berlin

Addressing topics such as abusive immigration policies

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Jeffrey Merrick brings together a rich array of primary-source documents-many of which are published or translated here for the first time-that depict in detail the policing of same-sex populations in eighteenth-century France and the ways in which Parisians regarded what they called sodomy or pederasty and tribadism

From the war zones of rural El Salvador to the new music basements of New York City

Watching the Girls Go by Fernanda Pomin held at the University ofOgling, catcalling, wolf whistling: such everyday intrusions from male strangers greeted American women from their first forays into urban space. Watching the Girls Go By is the first book length history of the phenomenon we know today as street harassment. Spanning more than a century, from the 1860s to the 1980s, this book reveals how street harassment became normalized as part of urban life and restricted women's freedom of movement through the