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... zone (DMZ) as a real lacuna radically resistant to reconciliation, reconstruction, and reform. Unlikely figures and formulas populating armistitial zones, impervious to historical time and settlement, index new directions for pursuing amnesty and constitutional abolition. Thirteenth Amendment...

... Cibao valley, on the northern coast, and elsewhere. Much of the territory was swept up in the fighting, as rebels traveled from town to town and through the countryside. Despite repeated Spanish demands for calm, amnesty offers, and reassurances about the abolition of slavery, the fighting only grew...

... After Moncada, the trials, imprisonment and finally amnesty for Fidel and the small group of men who survived the baptism of fire, revolutionary war was the logical next step. This chapter focuses on Haydée’s participation in that war. It describes her role as one of a very few women...

... of immigration control during the era of Black emancipation, this chapter highlights the deep and allied inequities rooted in the rise of immigration control and mass incarceration. carcerality immigration abolition amnesty Gloria Anzaldúa explores the complexities of identity in a poetic...