...The Empire Under Siege<subtitle>Racial Crisis, Abuse, and Violence</subtitle> ...

...Administration<subtitle>The Open Secret of Colonial Racial Capitalist Violence</subtitle> ...

... Nat Turner Jeffrey Dahmer American masculinity racial violence interracial desire ...

... violence of women and men during wars. The role of photographs and image making is intrinsic to these practices. Through an examination of the combing/silence surrounding male sexual violence vis-à-vis the emphasis on the rape of women in independent Bangladesh, it is argued that these racialized...

... of a seemingly inherently comic mode of blackface minstrelsy—the ongoing expression of racial violence through humor—raises important questions about racial formation, the policing of racist acts, and the conflation of fantasies of a world without racism and a world without race. laughter race blackface...

.... By exposing the racial violence of the Southwest and through an exploration of his own racial trauma, Acosta reclaims this racial landscape for the brown buffalo people and Aztlán. East L.A. Thirteen Biltmore Six Chicana/o nationalism Aztlán melancholic incorporation psychic repression racial...

... ultimately contends that the former and the latter embody a quintessential American masculinity for Outlaw and provide an opportunity to mediate on the politics of interracial desire. Nat Turner Jeffrey Dahmer American masculinity racial violence interracial desire ...

... This essay interrogates social movements’ complicity in white supremacy through their adoption of “hate crimes” organizing as the model by which to address racial violence. This “hate/crime paradigm” sticks criminality and pathology to bodies and populations that are always already seen...

... when attached to collective images of the nation, justify various forms of violence and erasure. On other hand, the postracial signifies the ways racial striving and loss are mediated and informed by other subject positions and identities, including gender, class, and citizenship. In this chapter, I...

... Using the 2009 police images documenting the domestic abuse of pop star Robyn “Rihanna” Fenty, this chapter mobilizes Denise Da Silva and Sally Engle Merry’s respective formulations of the “analytics of raciality” and “regime of domestic violence governmentality” toward a feminist reading...

..., and political subordination. It also revealed that in colonial settings with a history of racialized slavery, violence was the language of power that all social classes readily understood. These moments of violence represented colonial subjects’ attempts to seize power long denied to them. But the chapter also...

... of decolonization rather than a politics of recognition sovereignty decolonization heteronormativity settler colonialism This essay interrogates social movements’ complicity in white supremacy through their adoption of “hate crimes” organizing as the model by which to address racial violence...

... for sport. He ultimately contends that the former and the latter embody a quintessential American masculinity for Outlaw and provide an opportunity to mediate on the politics of interracial desire. Nat Turner Jeffrey Dahmer American masculinity racial violence interracial desire This chapter...