... racial landscape racial citizenship mestizaje critical geography Frontier Thesis transnational American studies heterotemporality settler colonialism ...

... as presumably natural or politically derived, especially as they are visualized along the divide of the Mexico–U.S. border. racial landscape racial citizenship mestizaje critical geography Frontier Thesis transnational American studies heterotemporality settler colonialism ...

... universalism racial difference citizenship psychiatry assimilation ...

..., and African Americans participated in these programs, becoming Mexican citizens in exchange. Scalping as a form of liberal statecraft and enfranchisement reified the previously flexible divide between good Indians and bad, establishing permissible forms of indigenous humanity for the new models of racial...

... experiences of office, evaluating the impact of gender quotas. The chapter demonstrates indigenous women’s agendas that represent a process of decolonizing rights, that is, these agendas’ profound questioning of the racialized, unequal, individual subject posited in liberal citizenship. Whereas...

... This chapter underlines the racial governmentalities unleashed by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and its insistence on stripping away Mexican character and holding in abeyance “savage” Indianness in order to receive the benefits of US citizenship. whiteness Americas indigeneity...

.... The narrative is framed in a longer history of psychiatry’s struggles with universalism, racial or ethnic difference, and the contest over citizenship in the mid-twentieth century. Despite a scientific need to advance the idea of a universal subjectivity—a need dating back to the origins of the profession...

... Gilberto Rosas draws on the experiences of those who lack the privilege of citizenship in this anti-immigrant age, as they make themselves dead in order to live and rely on experts in asylum and related immigration proceedings to cast their homelands as hopeless, full of despair, and dominated...

... How does one compose unbeginnings? En media res (No new media here!), this chapter operates as a microscript; a closet drama, aerated by cloud chambers of flash fiction and ___nets. Refusing the reinscription of binaries (the columned opposition of “public/private” and “cyborg citizenship...

... Evidentiary problems can cast the meaning of citizenship into question. In chapter 5, Kim Rubenstein and Jacqueline Field examine the question of what Australian citizenship is when holding the legislatively conferred status of citizen is not. The High Court of Australia in Re Minister...

... of citizenship in the US. The introduction considers this history in relation to the longstanding stereotypes of Latinxs as foreign, exotic others. The introduction offers an overview of the different sources, including videos, magazine articles, advertisements, video games, and ethnographic data, used...

... by Latina lay midwives who practice near the U.S.-Mexico border. Rosenbloom argues that litigation over these passport applications is only the latest chapter in a much longer history of the domestic use of U.S. passports by those on the margins of U.S. citizenship, and of racialized presumptions of fraud...

... near the U.S.-Mexico border. Rosenbloom argues that litigation over these passport applications is only the latest chapter in a much longer history of the domestic use of U.S. passports by those on the margins of U.S. citizenship, and of racialized presumptions of fraud within the adjudication...

... Queerness is increasingly entangled with the fertility industry, signaled by an emerging discourse of queer reproductive citizenship. The introduction positions contemporary queer family making as a rich site from which to explore cultural understandings of race, sexuality, and relatedness...