... such as the Department of Equity Studies can resist fragmentation of earlier progress and can build them to a new level where a stand-alone unit is able to more effectively profile an alternative vision of equity and human rights. restructuring equity studies antiracism agency resistance ...

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..., queer, and labor mobilizations did not just provide resistance; they engineered a series of triumphs and articulated new methods of being and of being political. Brazil resistance urban inequality Black studies queer studies ...

... In 1963 Andy Warhol created the short film Jill and Freddy Dancing , a black-and-white experimental study featuring Johnston and Fred Herko in a free-form dance performance. The film splices man and woman together in ways that resist seeing the two of them as a heterosexual couple. Fred...

..., to smug confirmations of US superiority, to romanticized folklores of resistance in corridos and related forms, to studies on health and immigration policy, questions about who, what, and which language—English, Spanish, Yoeme, or even Q’anjob’al—represent the border remain pertinent. The Border Reader...

... The turn to nationalism in the Third World and cultural nationalism in the United States betrayed the transnational ambitions of Third World studies. While in resistance to colonialism, nationalism is not the final answer to imperialism, nor is it the highest expression of self-determination...

... The second half of the book shifts from family-focused sitcoms to sitcoms centered on groups of friends and coworkers. These genres introduce more typically trans modes of being, resisting turning into romantic comedies until they end, arguing that many shift from the genre of heterosexual...

... Mediterranean opens disjunctively onto anticolonial figures elsewhere: Roberts’s fellow West Indian C. L. R. James as well as the “fathers” of Cuban and Filipino independence, José Martí and José Rizal. These four anticolonialists are case studies in resistant comparison, seemingly ready-made but difficult...

... Education is an apparatus of the state to colonize and mold useful, docile subjects and citizens, but education can also enable resistance to oppression and liberate. It was thus a battleground for the culture or canon wars of the 1980s and 1990s sparked in part by the Third World Liberation...

... The introduction opens with an Inside-Out Prison Exchange class in 2019, a college course that brings undergraduate students inside prisons to study with incarcerated students. Reflecting on the rarity of such an encounter, the introduction argues that prisons walls have not always been...

... from what was considered a dying race, the role of human biology in the founding of Indigenous studies in the 1960s, Indigenous resistance to genetic research in the 1990s, the emergence of blood sample repatriation since 2000, and current Indigenous-led efforts to use old blood samples for their own...

... Academic conflicts around the sociological and cultural studies approaches to science, known as the science wars, are indicative of a broader problem concerning the politics of knowledge practices affecting both the sciences and their critics. This chapter addresses the speculative possibility...

... the fragile gains of earlier decades in establishing social justice–oriented courses and programs in critical ethnicity, indigenous, diaspora, and antiracism studies. It suggests that the development of administrative units such as the Department of Equity Studies can resist fragmentation of earlier progress...