... The epilogue offers a meditation on an exhibit featuring an early twentieth-century fish-gutting machine called the “Iron Chink” that personifies a racist slur. Artist Tommy Ting’s reanimation of the Iron Chink in his 2012 sculpture Machine (Iron Chink, invented in 1903, found at the Gulf...

... of character actors) on Columbo , this chapter reveals the historical, professional, and personal context of their work together, tinged with affection. As a director, Cassavetes continuously picked up on the emotion that a body—of an actor, of a character—feels and expresses, and he utilized that emotion...

... of Eastern Europe and southern Africa and the anti-apartheid movement. As Making History  tracked the “hot wars” in the third world, in the 1991  Tings an’ Times , and “New World Hawdah” (Order), amid celebrations of neoliberalism and globalization, LKJ provided a contrapuntal bassline to the hegemonic...

... of the school is tinged with the paternalism of a tutor writing about his pupils. Yet it is also a vivid first-person account, full of ethnographic texture, and it helped secure the school’s later iconic reputation. The Warisata experience was reclaimed by the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement ( mnr...

... of Caribbean and third world peoples,  and  to the revolutions of Eastern Europe and southern Africa and the anti-apartheid movement. As Making History  tracked the “hot wars” in the third world, in the 1991  Tings an’ Times , and “New World Hawdah” (Order), amid celebrations of neoliberalism...

..., flourishing, and destruction of the school is tinged with the paternalism of a tutor writing about his pupils. Yet it is also a vivid first-person account, full of ethnographic texture, and it helped secure the school’s later iconic reputation. The Warisata experience was reclaimed by the Revolutionary...