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... Chapter 4 investigates that entity called “black love” and speculates about what happens when the object of one's community-building ethic is not necessarily directed toward the human. It takes another look at L.A. Rebellion filmmaker Charles Burnett's two films released in the 1970s, The Horse...

... that is beyond race; he becomes a signifier for the supposed end of black freedom struggles- a color-blind society that has left racial reasoning behind. Charles Burnett’s Killer of Sheep , the chapter contends, gestures toward a different way of thinking about the 1960s civil rights struggles, a way...

... within registers of feeling such as slowness, exhaustion, bitterness, and perseverance. Moving between Beloved and Charles Burnett's 1978 film Killer of Sheep , the chapter suggests that this indeterminate genre of feeling emerges precisely through its immanent exposure to and subjection before...

... us through the undertheorized racially gendered declensions and transfigurations within registers of feeling such as slowness, exhaustion, bitterness, and perseverance. Moving between Beloved and Charles Burnett's 1978 film Killer of Sheep , the chapter suggests that this indeterminate genre...