...Prophecy The pieces in this section are ones that speak with a prophetic voice: ones the author describes as having been drawn by necessity, by the author’s own needs and those of others. These pieces detail the horrors of what injustice and greed have wrought while also offering a dream...

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... The most well-known example of Indigenous prophecy is the Ghost Dance. For this very reason, the memory of the Ghost Dance serves as a powerful entry point for considering the work of prophecy, in its challenge to settler narratives of the historical inevitability of Indian subordination...

... This chapter is a conversation with a former member of the Bulgarian Women’s Committee who is struggling to survive in the wake of the global financial crisis that began in 2008. capitalism crisis prophecy communism Bulgaria ...

... The final chapter then moves from the healing power of refusal to other radical propositions of what could be. By attuning to the poetic register, the chapter explores alternative ways of seeing and speaking Black survival. Through an analysis of visionary play, of performance and prophecy...