..., he stood alongside Evo Morales and Felipe Quispe as the most visible leaders of the growing popular movement in the country. In this text, Olivera criticizes the neoliberal drive to privatize common resources, from the perspective of the social movements and civil society in Cochabamba. Even...

... Describes some of the jobs Rosemarie’s father had in Georgia, and his experience of overhearing white people talk disparagingly about blacks as if he were not present, even as he worked in their sight. Tells story of an African American soldier being forced by whites to jump from a train...

... The book closes with a reflective return to the 1980s to consider more deeply the transnational connections that undergird the antiapartheid movement. The tenants of Christianity sometimes clandestinely connected civil rights leaders, historically Black college students, and even progressive...

... The Afterword returns to Charania's theoretical preoccupation with tongues and, in so doing, meditates on what an archive of tongues, even in its partiality and opacity, might tender and, in return, demand from the feminist writer. tongues opacity theory ...

... With the deprioritizing of ethnic policing, the NYPD increasingly leaned on technocratic solutions and surveillance that would allow Anglo-American police the ability to identify, track, and control even the most “unknowable” and foreign communities. Imported from Europe, where they had been...