...Reproduction<subtitle>Genealogies of (Re)Racialization</subtitle> ...

... extreme secrecy and ritual progressions by degrees—point to West African initiation societies as institutional predecessors to African American Freemasonry. African American Freemasonry Prince Hall racial genealogy oratory ...

... African American Freemasonry Prince Hall racial genealogy oratory ...

... African American Freemasonry Prince Hall racial genealogy oratory ...

... Racism racial descent kinship genealogy Nyasaland Malawi ...

... ministers. While Black Nova Scotian settlers implemented a radical democracy, religion remained “the foundation of their society, and its most distinctive trait.” African American Freemasonry Prince Hall racial genealogy oratory ...

... the concept relies for its coherence on long-standing logics of racial genealogy. The apparent recognition of tribal difference on the basis of a shared, trans-tribal Indianness ultimately positions Native peoples as not quite political in ways that facilitate the ongoing assertion of plenary power over...

... that has affected understandings of race and nativism into the present and has resulted in the exclusion of many racial minorities from conventional narratives. A more diverse understanding of “being African” is needed in future scholarship. historical epistemology intellectual genealogies...

... other communities and through citing common racial descent through family) was employed as a “weapon of the weak” to gain colonial favor over other communities. Racism racial descent kinship genealogy Nyasaland Malawi ...

...Colonial Kinships<subtitle>Regional Histories, Uncustomary Politics, and the Genealogical Imagination</subtitle> This chapter looks at how multiracial people in Nyasaland (contemporary Malawi) became politically active during the 1920s and 1930s, making demands upon the British colonial state...

...Non-Native Questions<subtitle>Genealogical States and Colonial Bare Life</subtitle> This chapter focuses on the legal status of multiracial people in British Central Africa and how they challenged categories of native and non-native by fitting into neither. colonial law racial descent...

...), and in terms of subjects for African history, given that multiracial people defy discrete racial categories. The chapter argues that colonial nativism—which focused state concern on black African communities—has transformed into a postcolonial nativism, with black communities addressed by scholars...

...Foundations<subtitle>Queer Anthropology's Contested Genealogies</subtitle> Emerging from the long Black intellectual tradition, radical Black lesbian feminist work anticipates (and to some degree mitigates) some of the thorny epistemological, ethical, and aesthetic questions...

... This essay argues that decolonization entails a rethinking of existing social analytics and genealogies of empire. It calls attention to the shifting imperial mandates that racial and sex and gender regimes—as conjoined systems of producing, managing, and understanding social divisions of labor...

... This chapter traces a genealogy of affect as the logic of racial enclosure writ as universal possibility. It begins by offering close readings of force, feeling, sense certainty, and affective quality in the philosophies of J. G. Herder, G. W. F. Hegel, and C. S. Peirce. The argument...

...Residency<subtitle>Domestic Racial Relations</subtitle> ...

... imperial genealogy and history of the present that forms the basis of contemporary imperial counterinsurgency, surveillance, security, and “preparedness” strategies. Here the concept work is around the sentiments and sensibilities that notions of security produce, on the subjects they endeavor to create...