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...?” asked another. “How can you expect us to have less hardware than the public? If people can have guns so should we!” said a dispatcher. After our organizers left that space, we realized that it is exactly this “arms-race” mentality that has molded the police (in the community at large as well...

... reality or unreality. Whether one defines the divine or God as real or unreal , the sovereign state remains indebted to theological specters of sovereignty. If race is the manifestation of a structural failure, then it manifests the constitutive impossibility inscribed at the very heart of earthly...

... for?” It is a question intensified in relation to thinking from the institutional space of a historically Black university. Apartheid's university is the last stand of what the article calls the Kantian university. Race accretes there, reminding us of that condition of university discourse that compels us to think ahead...

... and the sense of the social presumed and generalized in Adorno in relation to his reading of Hegel and his discussion of race, anti-Blackness, anti-Semitism, and “the American landscape” in aphorisms twenty-eight and sixty-eight in Minima Moralia . Drawing on scholarship in Black and Indigenous studies, I argue...

... of the political economy, and accounts of racism and sexism. Following intersectional feminist and race scholarship, it argues that liberal capitalist societies rely on inbuilt entitlements to group-based oppression, and that these oppressive relations historically took on a form analogous to property...

... is instituted in its globality. 21 The being which, in Kant, retains a capacity for law, and therefore for critical form, is not any particular being but a “race,” and, in particular, as J. Kameron Carter has explained in Race: A Theological Account , what Kant calls “the white race.” 22 This race...

... political when it came to matters of race and imperialism elsewhere. They translated texts by Black feminists in the United States and in the Global South, supported Vietnamese women fighting US imperialism, created routes of solidarity with women victims of Franco's fascism in Spain and of fascism in Italy...

...). blackness postapartheid post–civil rights race black visual studies There is a black, A black man on the run Through a lonely Beijing street There he goes My God he's running again This time through Brooklyn's Howard Beach And there he goes again Through the streets of Soweto I'm saying...

... outlines an account of the Latin American decolonial school, with an emphasis on the arguments that its main theorists offer. It then elaborates two concepts in decolonial theory most salient to the current African context: the concept of “coloniality,” and its approach to thinking about race. The second...

... the staging of a life-sized wooden chimpanzee puppet. In this sense, the work makes an argument about meaning as embodied. © 2019 Jane Taylor 2019 This is an open access article distributed under the terms of a Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0). primates cybernetics race Wolfgang Köhler...

... 4.0). endangered scholars academic freedom Frantz Fanon gender critique The global attacks on gender studies, critical race theory, and a range of programs maintaining a critical view of disciplines and topics are linked with the situation of endangered scholars who are forced to leave...

... a power of interruption that seeks to render coloniality inoperative. 9 Interruption, in this case, is not arbitrary. It can serve the ends of decoloniality when read in terms of Llenín Figueroa's call: tacha al macho . The latter is a call to map the reproduction of a race/gender/class hierarchy...

... The “welfare queen” as antiblack metaphor appears extended or scaled out in the anthology to incorporate other forms of race and gender that seem to qualify as “African American” through de Burgos's and Pietri's references to death and poverty. De Burgos's “Farewell to Welfare Island” as both real...

... of the essays here emerged from this conference. Finally, “PAN: A Performance Lecture” by Jane Taylor returns us to the questions of technology, race, embodiment, and thresholds of the human with which the issue opens. At once an essay, a lecture, and a puppetry performance, “PAN” stages an improbable...

..., and corporations. Debt and debt restructuring deals trade with life itself, not only undermining the most basic material conditions for populations in the territory, but continuing modalities of dispossession and expulsion that renew the work of race, gender, and class in the territory. Debt and debt restructuring...

... . “ The Sentence .” July 13, 2023, in The Retrievals , podcast, episode 3, 46:39. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/13/podcasts/serial-the-retrievals-yale-fertility-clinic.html?showTranscript=1 . Castro-Gómez Santiago . Zero-Point Hubris: Science, Race, and Enlightenment in Eighteenth-Century Latin...

... .” In “Wildness,” edited by Halberstam Jack and Nyong'o Tavia . Special issue, South Atlantic Quarterly 117 , no. 3 ( 2018 ): 660 – 69 . Gravelee Clarence C. “ How Race Becomes Biology: Embodiment of Social Inequality .” American Journal of Physical Anthropology 139 , no. 1...

... coalitions (heterogeneous in terms of immigration status but also race, class, and gender) are fighting against—namely, the current state of border governance and the production of illegality that it entails. Analyzing border struggles from within social movements is crucial for understanding how...

... of postcolonial studies, though through a very specific avenue: National Socialism.” 12 This is significant, since failing to implicate colonial practices of dehumanization, the modes of race-thinking that these produce, and Malthusian techniques of conquest, capitulation, and massacre in setting the stage...

... is in need of dialectical mediation dogmatically presupposed by these works; what they consider to be a reading of race and capital is often no more than a failure to go beyond the stereotypes of a “left” political culture. 41. Miller, Theories of Africans , 63 . 42. If colonial culture...