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... as an aspect of theoretical physics. The impossibility of marriage for so many—including the ritualized reductions of marriage to broom jumping during slavery—is evaluated as a parallel to the impossibility of (full) democratic citizenship for people of African descent historically and in the present...

... Tuskegee Institute Booker T. Washington George W. Broome Louis B. Anderson local film ...

... This chapter looks at the two films made by northern entrepreneurs at Tuskegee Institute, A Trip to Tuskegee (1909) and A Day at Tuskegee (1913). The first film was produced by the George W. Broome Exhibition Company of Boston, owned by a filmmaking entrepreneur who made actualities...

... As trans folks, we are always already scattered. Our bodies do not consolidate the way they are supposed to and the way we think about ourselves and our worlds is, perhaps at its best, scatterbrained—jumping from here to there, breaking apart what appears together, taking a broom to the anthills...

... This chapter looks at early motion picture entrepreneurs working in northern cities. Along with George W. Broome and Louis B. Anderson, filmmakers such as Hunter C. Haynes in New York and Peter P. Jones, Arthur Anderson, and William Foster in Chicago engaged in various moving picture ventures...

...—jumping from here to there, breaking apart what appears together, taking a broom to the anthills of cisheteronormativity. Moreover, we live and function in a world where we are scattered, despite ourselves, into two genders, two social roles, two bathrooms, and two boxes. And when we can’t take the hint...

... alongside entanglement as an aspect of theoretical physics. The impossibility of marriage for so many—including the ritualized reductions of marriage to broom jumping during slavery—is evaluated as a parallel to the impossibility of (full) democratic citizenship for people of African descent historically...