Search Results for politics of visibility

...Representing the “Race”<subtitle>Blackness, Queers, and the Politics Of Visibility</subtitle> ...

... visible and the comparative racialization of Eritrean and Sudanese asylum seekers whose treatment in Palestine/Israel is heavily shaped by labor exploitation and anti-Blackness. The chapter begins by providing a brief layout of the comparative terrain of migrant activism in Palestine/Israel...

... Black girl politics hyper(in)visibility representation ...

... Invisibl Skratch Piklz sonic abstraction burden of representation politics of visibility turntablism ...

... they look and sound more than the degrees of injustice they depict. Thus, for activist death footage, only graphically visible death is likely to significantly increase a cause’s political visibility. Oscar Grant Neda Agha-Soltan media activism streaming video death porn ...

... them of their expressive agency. Black girls’ use of hypervisibility is a tool of Black girl autopoetics, commanding space for disruptive imagery and creating a sense of urgency around taking Black girls’ subjective expressions seriously. Black girl politics hyper(in)visibility representation ...

... This chapter examines the political work of photography in northern Sri Lanka in the aftermath of the island's civil war (1983–2009). Here, everyday “photographing” and the vibrant personal and political recontextualization and rematerialization of photographic images illuminate the effects...

... in I Just Love Andy Gibb . In addition to this, Rice-González also meditates on the politics of visibility and invisibility within African American and Latino communities. I Just Love Andy Gibb: A Play in One Act black queer Puerto Ricans African Americans Latinos ...

..., as it digs through records and juggles between disparate moments in order to explore shared themes of translocality, visibility and invisibility, and the extraterrestrial. Invisibl Skratch Piklz sonic abstraction burden of representation politics of visibility turntablism ...

... about this “emergency” was the speed with which it occurred and the competition for visibility among aid organizations, as well as how quickly they assigned blame. The vast media attention and funding initially available pushed the humanitarian response into a maelstrom of visibility politics...

... Collective action has become since the 1980s the main tool for the defense of interests, and for the raising of demands of social and political actors in Venezuela. Of the diverse forms of this kind of action, the ones of contentious nature—or noninstitutional—have been the most visible...

... violence. Designing for power requires confronting the multifaceted creep of whiteness through radical feminist and antiracist ways of seeing. It is only through such a politics of resistance and visibility that antirape technologies can challenge the creep of political whiteness. gender violence...