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... Jordan, Anne Braden and Will Campbell, who were important mentors to Rosemarie. The lesson Rosemarie leaves the students with is that none of us is better than anyone else and none of us is worse. We’re all human. teaching African American studies classes Ida B. Wells-Barnett Clarence Jordan...

... that seem shallow in retrospect; some provide detailed advice for others interested in making a similar journey; and others offer more ethnographic explorations. The students reflect on how their projects and time in Togo differed from a traditional study abroad program, for better and for worse. They share...

... in retrospect; some provide detailed advice for others interested in making a similar journey; and others offer more ethnographic explorations. The students reflect on how their projects and time in Togo differed from a traditional study abroad program, for better and for worse. They share the importance...

... The wartime body of work known as the Kyoto school has for better or worse become a metonym of philosophy in Japan. While it is often figured as a school of philosophy concerned with nothingness, this chapter rereads this school as offering a philosophy of mediation, or Medienphilosophie...

... difference a helpful presence? Or should we aim to exorcise them? Can an Indigenous-led genomics escape these ghosts? And are there better and worse ways to be haunted? The chapter considers existing approaches to ghostliness and argues for an alternative way of interacting with the ghosts of racial science...

... radioactive dust from these piles into the homes and lungs of some 1.6 million urban residents. Over the course of the twentieth century, residual governance made the problems worse. Dust mitigation measures and other efforts at remediation were racist by design, etching racial capitalism onto Black bodies...

..., 1952 overthrow, the Virgin’s effigy suffered damage in the streets, which some interpreted as a sign of divine sadness, or worse, punishment. effigy pilgrimage Protestantism spiritism Fulgencio Batista ...

... and political life. But the following passage represents the contradictory “ indigenista ” aspect of his thinking. Although Tamayo’s use of simplistic racial categories seems antiquated or worse in historical perspective, it was novel at the time to argue that the influence of “Indian blood” in the veins...

.... Wells-Barnett, Clarence and Florence Jordan, Anne Braden and Will Campbell, who were important mentors to Rosemarie. The lesson Rosemarie leaves the students with is that none of us is better than anyone else and none of us is worse. We’re all human. teaching African American studies classes Ida...

... Fulgencio Batista’s second, 1952 overthrow, the Virgin’s effigy suffered damage in the streets, which some interpreted as a sign of divine sadness, or worse, punishment. effigy pilgrimage Protestantism spiritism Fulgencio Batista The political instability of late 1950s Cuba occasioned many...

... today. Nakai Masakazu mediation cinema corporeal spectatorship The wartime body of work known as the Kyoto school has for better or worse become a metonym of philosophy in Japan. While it is often figured as a school of philosophy concerned with nothingness, this chapter rereads...

... and therefore should form the basis for national culture and political life. But the following passage represents the contradictory “ indigenista ” aspect of his thinking. Although Tamayo’s use of simplistic racial categories seems antiquated or worse in historical perspective, it was novel at the time to argue...