...Dislocations ...

... This roundtable of Black queer anthropologists, featuring Lyndon Gill, Marshall Green, Nikki Lane, and Kwame Otu in conversation with Shaka McGlotten, is oriented around several themes: ethnography, art, and activism; the abolitionist potentials in their coming together; the dislocation of Black...

... The book opens by introducing concepts of migration, geography, and spatial theory. While African American migration between the two world wars is perhaps a well-rehearsed topic, this section looks at how such movement and dislocation impacted the materiality of contemporary art practice...

... Chapter 9 examines Ngaran responses to both refugees and expatriate aid workers. The violence that occurred in the district was simultaneously disruptive and productive. Ngarans experienced the material and psychological harms of dislocation and physical violence associated with the refugee...

... on their working-age children. Pensioners experienced further familial dislocation as their adult children moved abroad in search of greater opportunity. For homeless pensioners, boredom abounded as they experienced abandonment by the state but also by their families. pensioners aging family care...

..., which purports to detect and establish ancestral bloodline linkages between dislocated Afro-Atlantic test takers and indigenous peoples in specific African countries. It traces the story of William Holland, a Black American who is connected genetically to various groups of people in West Africa, and who...

... the unanticipated intimacies between bodies, temporalities, and geographies that are the product of overlapping histories of racialization, diasporic dislocation, settler colonialism, and militarism. Just as crucially, these practices envision resilient strategies of dwelling and creating vibrant lifeworlds off...

... dislocations of U.S. wars abroad; the possibility that the violence of war can be overcome by the technological promise of rehabilitation; the problematic and essential nature of the injured soldier’s masculinity; the rendering of war injuries as affecting both the body and the mind; the simultaneous...