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... in the orientation of the Islamic movement from macropolitics toward micropractices, while it challenges the borders and the meanings of the secular public sphere. This chapter discusses visual aspects of the religious-secular divide, blowing up a snapshot of contemporary Muslim actors entering public spaces. Public...

... The economic devastation and elimination of arts and music programs within the schools and throughout the city curtailed the Arkestra's audience and potential recruits. The loss of CETA funding, the Shop, nonprofit status, and the IUCC were crippling blows, and the end of easy access to public...

... anniversary of the arson attack, our country is burning. It is hardly the first time. We ask how we can be accomplices in bringing into being more livable futures by blowing on the creative and life-giving embers that are already smoldering around us. abolition feminism decriminalization Ending...

... A century of mining turned South Africa's Rand inside out, producing colossal tailings piles that bisect the city of Johannesburg. Apartheid intensified the discrimination wrought by mine dust, placing millions of Black residents downwind of the dump band. Still today, winter winds blow...

... for possibilities of hearing otherwise. Three examples, Chantal Akerman’s Blow Up My Town (1968), Emerald Fennell’s Promising Young Woman (2020), and Michaela Coel’s I May Destroy You (2020), show how a feminist media focus on attention to sound can reorient the ears of its audience to hear like feminists...

... in affective labor that attempts to buffer the blows of racism, xenophobia, and neoliberal demands for refugee economic independence, self-sufficiency, autonomy, and self-help. neoliberal border zones social services caseworkers affective labor ...

... In a first blow to landlords, the progressive constitution of 1938 determined that private property was not an absolute right, and that property could be expropriated by the state if it did not fulfill a productive “social function” in the collective interest. The Indigenous Congress of 1945...

... workers. The massacre catalyzed major political changes in the country. The powerful movement within Congress to censure the massacre dealt a severe blow to the Enrique Peñaranda government, which, in late 1943, was overthrown in a coup that joined the ascendant mnr with dissident military offcers led...