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... Drawing on theories and theologies about “endangered Black boys,” the introduction posits heteropatriarchal arguments about black endangerment emphasize Black cisgender men and boys. However, inter- and intraracial and communal predations toward Black transgender, nonbinary, cisgender, queer...

... The most beloved folkloric figure in the Netherlands is Zwarte Piet/Black Pete, a blackface, silly man or woman, wielding ungrammatical “dumbspeak,” who comes with his boss, Sinterklaas, a white bishop, from Spain every year to bring presents to children. Although black people have protested...

... Chapter 1 traces how elite and state interests choreographed rumba historically for nation-building. Beginning in the nineteenth century and through the 1959 Revolution, representations of Black people dancing have tended to delink the embodied practice from Black consciousness and spirituality...

... The coda explores violence against two Black women, one shot by a white woman, the other shot by a Black man, as a premise to outline foundational ideas for materializing black sanctuaries necessary for black survival, relations, and radical resistance. A requisite politics for sanctuary...

... In her personal essay “‘Black Guy Reacts to BTS for the First Time’: Provocations from a Black ARMY,” Jheanelle Brown examines another form of fan-created transmedia–the reaction video. In the past decade, YouTube reaction videos have become a popular mode of fan production. For those versed...