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... By the 2010s, Detroit had gone from a bastion of middle-class Black homeownership to a foreclosure, eviction, and speculation hotspot, where a new class of land barons reigned. While Detroit’s abandonment is often explained as the historical outcome of postwar deindustrialization...

... This chapter considers the stakes of the affirmative drive of affect theory. It argues that the insistent affirmationist drive of affect and its foreclosure of the negative is mirrored by and intertwined with the structuring absence of blackness within its precincts. Affect theory's investment...

... drive of affect and its foreclosure of the negative is mirrored by and intertwined with the structuring absence of blackness within its precincts. Affect theory's investment in terms of affirmation (potential, becoming, capacity) is, fundamentally, a move against and foreclosure of blackness's essential...

... lead to racial violence, and they appealed to stereotypes of black criminality to pass punitive legislation and abrogate decades of tradition. The foreclosure of clemency led to low morale among prisoners and acts of resistance. Meanwhile, governors continued to release mansion servants, convicted...

... The coda explores frictions engendered on both sides of the former Iron Curtain through practices of outsourcing landlordism. Since the 2008 foreclosure crisis, there has been a trend among US corporate landlords to use digital “proptech” platforms to facilitate scalable property management...

... a foreclosure of slave societies that were coeval with modern Europe, James and Du Bois reworked this narrative dialectic in their different histories of slave resistance and revolt. However, the “coloniality” forcibly forgotten in the discourse of European man cannot be accounted for with simple strategies...

... criminality to pass punitive legislation and abrogate decades of tradition. The foreclosure of clemency led to low morale among prisoners and acts of resistance. Meanwhile, governors continued to release mansion servants, convicted of murder, as long as they complied with the requirements of deference...