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... Abner Louima police brutality Vodou and Haitian immigrants logic of slave patrol trope of Black aggression ...

... highlights how the logic of slave patrols, rooted in the sadistic violence against Black people, continues to shape the contemporary racial laboratory. It explores how this logic perpetuates the dehumanization of Black people, allowing for the deployment of excessive force by law enforcement. Through...

... of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Moreover she highlights the historical experiences of lesbians in order to disrupt the heteronormative logics and gendered expectations shaping these processes and state-sanctioned exclusion. Border Patrol surveillance profiling sexuality ...

... traditions retained by southern migrants to Oakland, as well as the regional influences of initiatives confronting police brutality, such as community action patrols in Watts. The Panthers would come to recognize the limitations of their armed stance and adopt organization-building tactics aimed at providing...

... The growing distrust of immigrant officers during the height of the “White Slavery” panic, and the xenophobic patriotism around World War I coincided with a new training regime that tried to turn out white Anglo police capable of patrolling any neighborhood. In order to “build” the standardized...

..., and the 1871 Orange Riots. During this period the African American community in New York fought back against the willingness of police officers to collaborate with Southern enslavers. Irish police slave patrols draft riots xenophobia ...

.... Working only in majority Black neighborhoods, Battle himself understood the parallel with ethnic policing, claiming that he felt as if white officers needed his assistance to patrol San Juan Hill and Harlem. Samuel Battle police brutality racism civil rights desegregation Black police ...

... This chapter focuses on the historical encounters between Porgerans and outsiders. First contact occurred in 1938, when colonial patrol officers entered Porgera in search of mineral wealth. Misunderstandings on both sides led to the killing of several Porgerans by armed colonial officers...

... and state-sanctioned exclusion. Border Patrol surveillance profiling sexuality Alicia Schmidt Camacho calls on us to consider migrant melancholia as a framework for understanding not only the material consequences of immigration but also its psychological toll. Schmidt Camacho also invites us...

... with an ethnographic and ecological description of Porgera. development natural resources political ecology ontology Porgera This chapter focuses on the historical encounters between Porgerans and outsiders. First contact occurred in 1938, when colonial patrol officers entered Porgera in search...