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... Christian litigation group, has funded trans-exclusionary radical feminist groups and worked with them. This chapter tracks these campaigns and interrogates the rhetorical and ideological transformations that attend them. political science trans-exclusionary feminism Christian activism feminism...

... archival composition but also who and what is historiographically centered. By centering Africa to show the ways Black Christians collectively named and fought segregationist practices in South Africa, Jim Crow in America, and British colonialism in Southern Rhodesia, it points to the ways believers...

... This new introduction, by Christian Høgsbjerg, to the republication of World Revolution , examines the context in which the work was written by C. L. R. James, the process of research itself, and also the content of the work itself. It looks at James’s activism in the British and international...

... when teaching Black sexual ethics—especially oriented within the study of religion, generally, and studies of Christianities, specifically. Quare possibilities emerge from queer theory. Religioethics expand theoethical approaches to the study of Black religion—and Black sexual ethics. Discourses...

... homophobic genres such as Nigerian Christian melodrama. These readings demonstrate the complexity with which popular cinema negotiates gender, sexuality, and globalization and suggest the radical potential for queerness to reconfigure the terms of the popular. Nollywood Bollywood Thai cinema Balkan...

... anticolonial activations of the land; settler Christian accounts that viewed them as sign of the End Times; the US nationalist response to the disaster as an opportunity to intensify settlement; and scientific explanations that emerged both during and after the event. It then turns to two popular post-quake...

... as a timely catalyst to the emerging radical movement in Detroit. He describes how the book was read and admired by most of the individuals who were active in Detroit radical politics, including many who would be in the leadership of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers. Georgakas concludes...

... to the emerging radical movement in Detroit. He describes how the book was read and admired by most of the individuals who were active in Detroit radical politics, including many who would be in the leadership of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers. Georgakas concludes that The Black Jacobins serves...

... to understand the balance in his own life between activism and scholarship. He draws from The Black Jacobins lessons deployed in almost all of his written works of history, either covertly or overtly. Mumia Abu-Jamal’s text ends with reference to the continued influence of James’s work in his life and work...

... in the Soviet Union. Such a compromise had a parallel abroad with the Communist International’s support for the trade union bureaucracy in Britain during the 1926 British General Strike, rather than the traditional Leninist stress on independent working-class organization and activity. The inevitable defeat...

... the ways in which this account of the heroism of the Haitian people allowed him to understand the balance in his own life between activism and scholarship. He draws from The Black Jacobins lessons deployed in almost all of his written works of history, either covertly or overtly. Mumia Abu-Jamal’s text...

... speculates about the transformation from the practice of African religions to the acceptance of Christianity among early generations of African Americans. Mariah Grant/Grandma Rye Leesburg Georgia fishing African spirituality ...

... literature (LeGuin), cinema (Bong Joon-ho’s Snowpiercer ), contemporary art (Christian Boltanski’s “Personnes”), and references to the leitmotif of yellow ribbons—the shared sign of Sewol victims’ memorialization. Cho details how Korean and international fans engage in a form of networked-yet-informal...

... down what they believed to be the central tenets of Christian faith, but it came to include a long-simmering concern with whether morality needs religion. As for the followers of many other religions, the experience of the divine became more important than creedal formulations about divinity. Yet...

... of Christianity among early generations of African Americans. Mariah Grant/Grandma Rye Leesburg Georgia fishing African spirituality Recounts Rosemarie’s parents’ mixed reaction when she and her husband decided to move to Georgia (which the family had left in the 1920s, before Rosemarie was born...

... the traditional Leninist stress on independent working-class organization and activity. The inevitable defeat of the General Strike vindicated Trotsky’s analysis but ultimately served only to strengthen the idea that the task was to build “socialism in one country.” Joseph Stalin Industrialization...

..., especially radical Catholic youth, naïvely seeking to imitate the heroism of Che. But recent research has found that the Christian segment was not predominant, that the movement emerged out of the earlier eln experiment, and that initially at least it had connections with the Cuban government as well...