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..., they assert the value of their kinship by foregrounding deportable and deported daddies and their caregiving. This focus on the racial and gender politics of criminality and deportation generates transformative movement-building scripts. They provide anticarceral and abolitionist alternatives to settler...

...Daddy’s Home<subtitle>Family Melodrama and the Fictions of State</subtitle> ...

... Dock Freeney (“Daddy Freeney”) paternal care ...

... African Americans Nuyoricans Afro-Latino Daddy Yankee N.O.R.E. Notch hip-hop ...

... This chapter offers more background on Rosemarie’s father: his character, his concern for his children, his commitment to hard work. Rosemarie remembers things that remind her of her father, like early city mornings, warm rooms, and the smell of trucks. Dock Freeney (“Daddy Freeney...

... feelings in the country, especially through the 2013 post-presidential elections that wavered and then eventually fractured—splits brought on by ambiguous feelings about replacing one political Father, a Daddy, with another. The politics of “No!”—a response to the illegitimate Father’s No—imaginatively...

... between blackness and Latinidad in the United States. At the same time, media coverage frequently compared reggaetón to hip-hop, thus linking Latinos and African Americans via problematic stereotypes of urban communities. The chapter explores the representations of Daddy Yankee and N.O.R.E., two...

... Tells the story of Rosemarie’s Uncle Willie Dan, and her father, Daddy Freeney, racing their cars along a Georgia country road. Both cars are filled with family members and when Uncle Willie Dan’s car crashes, the adults go looking for help for an injured Aunt Mary, instructing all the children...

... Uncle Willie Dan, and her father, Daddy Freeney, racing their cars along a Georgia country road. Both cars are filled with family members and when Uncle Willie Dan’s car crashes, the adults go looking for help for an injured Aunt Mary, instructing all the children to wait for them by the side...