Rave as belonging, identity, release, and city-rooted community

"The clubbing crowd is the foundation for the establishment of the belongings and identifications …" — Vibrant Matter, secondary source[[cite:1]]
"Rave culture is built on a foundation of inclusivity and acceptance." — Bigotry Has No Place on the Dance Floor, Chicago house section, secondary/non-institutional source[[cite:2]]
"In a city where deindustrialization and white flight had left Black neighborhoods struggling with poverty and neglect, techno became an auditory vision of escape." — Bigotry Has No Place on the Dance Floor, Detroit techno section, secondary/non-institutional source[[cite:3]]
"temporary liberation from the prevailing truth and form of established order" — Rave Culture: Individual And Collective Identity Theories, UK rave section, secondary/non-institutional source[[cite:4]]
"Goa became a stop off point for hippies and NATs on what became known as the 'party trail' …" — Rave Culture: Individual And Collective Identity Theories, Goa psy-trance section, secondary/non-institutional source[[cite:5]]

Rave as belonging, identity, release, and city-rooted community

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