... Chapter 2, “Banner One," recounts the Blue Devils’ road to the 1991 Final Four and their first national championship, a 72–65 victory against Kansas. Bobby Hurley ACC North Carolina Final Four Kansas ...

... Bobby Hurley ACC North Carolina Final Four Kansas ...

... This chapter follows Simón Bolívar, one of the most important figures of the wars of independence in Spanish America, as he sought to revitalize the struggle for Spanish America’s independence in the Caribbean islands of Jamaica and Haiti. It advances four arguments. First, Alexandre Pétion’s...

... This introduction lays out the major questions of the book and the major concepts that guide its arguments. First and foremost is the concept of tending, which I theorize as capaciously including at least four different registers: (1) the material endurance of worlds as tendencies...

... This chapter conducts four probes into contemporary controversies over habit's contested political histories. Looking first at the place Bruno Latour accords habit in the operations of “modes of existence,” it then considers the difficulties associated with Gilles Deleuze's famous aphorism: “We...

... in the pre-LP era. It explores why a cultural history of the jazz LP must attend to Black jazz musicians and their work to redefine notions of Black expertise, Black labor, and Black capital in the early Cold War era. Finally, it outlines four interrelated frameworks that define the book’s overall approach...

... This chapter features four speeches that reflect on Johnnetta Betsch Cole's origin stories—her background, childhood, and educational journey. In her 2015 speech at Medtronic, she shares lessons learned from her childhood in the segregated South. In her 2013 Alumnae Award acceptance speech...

... King Jr. at Yale, she raises the important question, “What lessons should we learn from the way that Dr. Martin Luther King came to connect the civil rights movement with war and poverty?” Finally, in her 2019 speech to the Congressional Black Caucus, she contemplates the history of the four-hundredth...

... account in 1898. The myth seems to apply to the final campaign of the Guaraní, no longer against the Spaniards but rather against the republican Bolivian Army during the last third of the nineteenth century, the same period in which Giannecchini heard it. Between Independence in 1825 and 1860...

... is that it tells the Aboriginal point of view of the Canning Stock Route, a watering route for cattle blazed in 1906 and running 1,850 kilometers across Western Australia. But this Indigenous-modelled, relational-curatorial project achieved an arts industry first of staggering proportion. Over a four-year period...

... should we learn from the way that Dr. Martin Luther King came to connect the civil rights movement with war and poverty?” Finally, in her 2019 speech to the Congressional Black Caucus, she contemplates the history of the four-hundredth anniversary of the arrival of the first enslaved Africans. race...

... and Haiti. It advances four arguments. First, Alexandre Pétion’s proinsurgent diplomacy and Jamaican authorities’ adherence to British neutrality allowed Haiti to emerge as an international revolutionary center actively spreading revolution throughout the Greater Caribbean. Second, the gradual success...

... for political prisoners and limitations on the ability to organize. In response, four working women from the mines and their fifteen children went on a hunger strike, which began, against all political odds, during the Christmas celebrations of 1977. With the intercession of Espinal and the Human Rights...

... army. His text “My Campaign with Che” was published after his death, based on drafts that were reworked by the Chilean journalist Elmo Catalán to inspire future revolutionary action. Inti was one of five combatants who managed to escape the Bolivian military’s close siege in the final phase...

..., in a written account in 1898. The myth seems to apply to the final campaign of the Guaraní, no longer against the Spaniards but rather against the republican Bolivian Army during the last third of the nineteenth century, the same period in which Giannecchini heard it. Between Independence in 1825 and 1860...

... of eighteen and became so immersed in his work that he was still accumulating data at age fifty-four, by which time he had learned hundreds of languages, compiled 27,000 bibliography items, and written 12,000,000 notes. Unfortunately for the scholar, he died at his carrel in the Bibliothèque Nationale while...

... of eighteen and became so immersed in his work that he was still accumulating data at age fifty-four, by which time he had learned hundreds of languages, compiled 27,000 bibliography items, and written 12,000,000 notes. Unfortunately for the scholar, he died at his carrel in the Bibliothèque Nationale while...

... of eighteen and became so immersed in his work that he was still accumulating data at age fifty-four, by which time he had learned hundreds of languages, compiled 27,000 bibliography items, and written 12,000,000 notes. Unfortunately for the scholar, he died at his carrel in the Bibliothèque Nationale while...

... of eighteen and became so immersed in his work that he was still accumulating data at age fifty-four, by which time he had learned hundreds of languages, compiled 27,000 bibliography items, and written 12,000,000 notes. Unfortunately for the scholar, he died at his carrel in the Bibliothèque Nationale while...

... of eighteen and became so immersed in his work that he was still accumulating data at age fifty-four, by which time he had learned hundreds of languages, compiled 27,000 bibliography items, and written 12,000,000 notes. Unfortunately for the scholar, he died at his carrel in the Bibliothèque Nationale while...