ABSTRACT This contribution explores “shuttling rhetorics” to help explain why the story of the National Woman's Party (NWP) framed many suffrage centennial celebrations. Drawing parallels between the tactics of the NWP and the Greenham Common Peace Camp of the 1980s and 1990s, this essay puts forth shuttling rhetorics as a way to trace movement as a mode of resistance. As an analytic, shuttling rhetorics allow critics to unsettle traditional understandings of protest rhetorical situations and understand how (mostly white) protestors’ expectations of violence and survival expose their inherent dependence on body privilege.

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全国妇女党的修辞遗产：穿梭修辞、忍耐和生存

摘要 本文探讨了“穿梭修辞”，以帮助解释为什么全国妇女党 (NWP) 的故事构成了许多选举百年庆典的框架。这篇文章将 NWP 的策略与 1980 年代和 1990 年代的格林汉共同和平营的策略进行了比较，提出了穿梭修辞，作为一种追踪运动作为抵抗模式的方式。作为一种分析，穿梭修辞让批评者能够打破对抗议修辞情境的传统理解，并了解（主要是白人）抗议者对暴力和生存的期望如何暴露他们对身体特权的内在依赖。