... slavery Black genius politics of race Black radical tradition ...

... Afro-Mexican relational ethnic studies Black radical tradition Mascogo ...

... This essay examines the significance of the black radical tradition within the context of postcolonial geopolitics, dynamics most commonly associated with neoliberal late global and racial capitalism that have resulted in significant demographic shifts and also increased collisions between local...

... The chapter reads Cedric Robinson’s Black Marxism , which traces the black radical tradition to Indigenous African discourses. It uses Robinson to critique the separation between Indigenous Elimination and black Death as the separate, respective spheres of settler and franchise colonialism...

... The chapter reads Cedric Robinson’s Black Marxism , which traces the black radical tradition to Indigenous African discourses. It uses Robinson to critique the separation between Indigenous Elimination and black Death as the separate, respective spheres of settler and franchise colonialism...

... contemporary politics of race has deep roots. The chapter also examines the role of gender in the investigations it proposes. slavery Black genius politics of race Black radical tradition ...

... but in our shared struggles as well. Afro-Mexican relational ethnic studies Black radical tradition Mascogo ...

... The introduction presents the conceptual, theoretical, and historical relations between blackness and indigeneity against the limits of Marxist and left critique. It traces the black left’s pressure on Marxism in seeking to account for blacks’ bound, unwaged, and waged labour in the contexts...

... black left critique independence Marxism postcolonial sovereignty settler-master ...

...) labour, and sutured permanently with Conversion. It theorizes Conversion both as a religious-ontological, economic function of Columbian-era discoveries and as the conversion of black and native bodies to their accumulative forms for proto-capital accumulation that divides productive work...

...) labour, and sutured permanently with Conversion. It theorizes Conversion both as a religious-ontological, economic function of Columbian-era discoveries and as the conversion of black and native bodies to their accumulative forms for proto-capital accumulation that divides productive work...

... The chapter reads the Middle Passage in terms of its central function, Conversion, arguing that both blacks and Indigenous peoples have undergone a Middle Passage. It shows that Indigenous enslavement is a recursively generative context for black enslavement in the Americas. It reads Indigenous...