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... for the restitution of acoustic collections to their countries of origin. Echo aural knowledge exhibiting sound restitution ...

... Blackness came into being with the figure of the Black slave, capitalism’s most visible symbol of the possibility of violence without limits and of vulnerability without a safety net. Without restitution, reparation, and a striving toward universal justice, the Becoming Black of the world...

... trans- health care and leverage that legacy to distinguish “good” surgeons from “bad.” Described as an act of friendship, generosity, and deific repair that patients reciprocate with gratitude, loyalty, and individualized moralistic praise, facial feminization surgery is an act of restitutive intimacy...

..., which endures through war or peace. poetry art heritage abolition restitution ...

... of the living African art objects irreparable loss politics of restitution capacity for truth ...

... through culture exemplified by the restitution of racial logics of governance in Australia’s recent Northern Territory Intervention. race culture UNESCO indigeneity culture area ...

... after 1868, and in January 1871 Melgarejo’s political enemies succeeded in deposing him and driving him into exile. In this period, a flurry of publications argued for and against the restitution of indigenous community lands. The publications urging that the land sales and the new owners be respected...