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... This chapter goes more deeply into the values, problems, and negative as well as positive aspects of Cuba’s global outreach. The author answers questions asked throughout the book and acknowledges questions for which she found no fully satisfying answers. race gender values sacrifice...

... Revolution and shows how the Revolution capitalized on this reality, making values of excellence, professionalism, sacrifice, and generosity hallmarks of a small nation under siege. cultural blockade Stalinism repression intellectual freedom Cuban Revolution ...

... At the opening of Duke’s new Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity, Richard Brodhead speaks of a revolution in values at Duke and in the nation, as well as the broader vision of humanity that the university embraces. campus diversity Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity LGBTQ issues...

... explores the ways in which Haydée and Che held similar values, the revolutionary theory of the era, the importance of people-to-people exchange (the Venceremos Brigade and other programs), and Haydée’s unique role in pushing international revolution forward. Vietnam War Che Guevara Cuban posters...

... itself on the verge of an event. A perceptual arms race ensues. The ontopower mobilized by the apparatus of war is under intense pressure, exerted by its own operative logic, to telescope into an interval smaller than the smallest perceivable, and to leverage processual surplus-value from...

... transgender, nonbinary, gender-fluid, and queer women and girls. A requisite critical gaze within black feminism for building sanctuary/ies is revolutionary black feminist mothering. sanctuary autonomy revolutionary black feminist mothering revolution of values ...

... country’s social change? What were her relationships like? Why and how did art figure so prominently in her values? What kind of a partner and mother was she? The author draws on her personal experience with her subject, interviews with others, a variety of research sources, the meager available literature...

... Chapter 4 traces the liberal reconstitution of racial security that accompanied capitalist expansion. Liberalism provided capitalism with a mode of political regulation that presented security for a society composed of possessive individuals as its highest value. Race now evolved into a real...

... In the late twentieth century, domestic and foreign migration accelerated dramatically. The urban population increased from 26 percent in 1950 to 62 percent in 2001, spurred in large part by migration stemming from the midcentury revolution and, later, neoliberal restructuring. Emigration...

..., is focused more on inequality than equality, takes a progressive and organized stand against political and religious repression, and is LGBT-led, not LGBT-centered. This chapter assesses the LGBTQ revolution, circa 2017, within a broader social and political context. It argues that the LGBTQ revolution...

... of a mass audience. In its appropriation of existing genres, however, revolutionary literature had to transform those genres to serve a new present; thus, rather than promote timelessness and enduring values of hierarchy and individual revenge, the new socialist legends and heroes had to be transformed...

... workers are increasingly moving behind the camera, reinscribing the systems through which bodies are valued. Indie performers want more than just “fair pay”—a new generation are looking to redistribute wealth and support essential services. Against a backdrop of networked technologies, this chapter...

... bids farewell to the Salvadora tin mine, which permitted Simón Patiño to mount his economic empire and which was nationalized in the revolution of 1952. At a time when the power of labor was eroding, the song says goodbye to the site where miners achieved a host of social benefits for the working class...

... it—or even perceives itself on the verge of an event. A perceptual arms race ensues. The ontopower mobilized by the apparatus of war is under intense pressure, exerted by its own operative logic, to telescope into an interval smaller than the smallest perceivable, and to leverage processual surplus-value...

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... This chapter discusses the conceptions of value and agency embodied in the human-made gods of the Afro-Atlantic religions and the class interests they encode—interests very different from but no less contextually reasonable than those propagated by Hegel, Marx, and Freud. The implications...

... challenge regulatory assumptions about who porn is for. Sex workers are increasingly moving behind the camera, reinscribing the systems through which bodies are valued. Indie performers want more than just “fair pay”—a new generation are looking to redistribute wealth and support essential services. Against...