...Nikita Dhawan The past decades have been ones of unprecedented sociocultural and legal gains for queer politics. But these achievements have been accompanied by a severe critique of queer racism and of the imperialist agenda of global gay politics. The employment of gender and sexuality as alibis...

...Olivia C. Harrison Abstract In 2009, a nativist association named AGRIF sued antiracist activist Houria Bouteldja for “anti-white racism.” Though unsuccessful in court, the legal proceedings against Bouteldja are illustrative of a decades-long phenomenon that has accelerated in the age of new media...

... to contain and disavow racism and imperialism. I propose to integrate within the postcolonial sphere methods and approaches from anthropology, sociology, cultural studies, and media and communication studies, which have produced a significant body of work on everyday socialist and postsocialist practices...

... now is to return to the catastrophic racism of the South, its history and continued life in the current spectacles of hate and celebratory violence, which are part of that “old feeling” of legal stigma that always bore deep into the life of this country. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018...

...’’ and the Colonial Order of Things (Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press, 1995), seems to think that there was a year between them: ‘‘Volume I of The History of Sexuality introduces the question of racism in a muted way that resurfaces at the core of his 1976 Collège de France lectures the following year’’ (x...

... .” In Against Racism: Unpublished Essays, Papers, Addresses, 1887–1961 , edited by Aptheker Herbert , 74 – 77 . Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press . Filippini Michele . 2017 . Using Gramsci: A New Approach . London : Pluto Press . Fluck Winfried . 2011 . “ A New...

... of social spaces and the constant police harassment he suffers. Woodfox admits, however, that “we never talked about it. We couldn't have articulated racism if we tried. We didn't understand the depths of it, the sophistication of it. We only absorbed the misery of it” (8). Woodfox grew up in a poor...

... of the Radical Right’s Plan for America ( New York : Viking , 2017 ). Copyright © 2019 by Duke University Press 2019 James Buchanan neoliberalism racism democracy References Amadae Sonja . 2003 . Rationlizing Capitalist Democracy . Chicago : University of Chicago Press...

... of gender/sexuality studies (even to the subsumption of feminist critique under the latter), while they have tended to confuse the critique of ‘‘race’’ in ways that are not particularly helpful. To wit, instead of making a contribution to work on the ingenuities of racism, in its myriad of names...

...). Perhaps Renan is following his own prescrip- tion for forgetting, but perhaps, more aptly, he is subject to the non-knowledge Pease has proposed, when he declares that e]thnographic considerations have therefore played no part in the constitution of modern nations’’ (14). In his essay titled ‘‘Racism...

... interrogates the conceptual relationship between old biological racism and its dissident traditions of antiracism inaugurated by the struggle against slavery. Not only is it the case that the ascendant anthropological sciences —from biology to ethnology and ethnography—of the nineteenth century rely...

...—of justice, was fathered by Mandela, conceived in the years he spent struggling in and out of prison and undoing the effects of apartheid and institutionalized racism in South Africa. Older people may not realize how Mandela so changed the world that young people almost cannot fathom racial...

... than Weber) in favor of his Harvard professors William James and Josiah Royce.3 The implications of his essay have been missed by many Du Bois scholars; there is much evi- dence that his professors in Berlin were critical contributors to the strategy he embraced to mitigate racism in the United...

... © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 Books Received Ahmed, Sara. On Being Included: Racism and Diversity in Institutional Life. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2012. Blatt, Ari J. Pictures into Words: Images in Contemporary French Fiction. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press...

... to give us a more thorough account of heteronormativity, institu- tionalized racism, or anti-Semitism in modernist texts, the issue of species- ism has not, like its cognates racism, sexism, and classism, received nearly so much attention.3 What this situation has meant for literary and cultural...

... the centrality eugenic science and racism 2. Michael Millner, who uses this term in his review essay “Post Post-Identity looks toward the work of Walter Benn Michaels and his turn away from identitarian intellectual and literary interpretive work—in works like The Shape of the Signifier: 1967 to the End...

...David Farrell Krell Duke University Press 2000 The Bodies of Black Folk: From Kant and Hegel to Du Bois and Baldwin David Farrell Krell There will never, ever, be an end to racism. And things are not getting better...

... (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2010). Karavanta / Spanos’s Ontopolitical Criticism 117 Bogues calls “the historically catastrophic event.”4 In his recent analysis of racism and democracy, Bogues offers this description to attend to racism as a series of events...

... arts disciplines of Western tradition, medieval studies is one of the last holdouts in denying its deep ties—if not its outright lead role—in the academy's legacy of intellectual racism. While much has been made of the amendment to the original name of the discipline, Lomuto argues that eradicating its...

... to racial difference will be difficult in a climate of racism. A much deeper skepticism toward science is suggested by Du Bois in ‘‘Sociology Hesitant 5 After pointing out that in general, sociologists, fol- lowing Auguste Comte, have been hesitant to state that the object of soci- ology...