... Kris . “ Comparative Humanities after Man: Alternatives to the Coloniality of Knowledge .” Theory, Culture and Society 36 , no. 5 ( 2019 ): 23 – 48 . Ponton David . “ Clothed in Blue Flesh: Police Brutality and the Disciplining of Race, Gender, and the ‘Human.’ ” Theory and Event...

... in the London "police rep ort" debates. Between 1824 and 1826, before the founding of the M etropolitan Police Force or Scotland Yard in 1829, a heated argument arose in the press over the effica cy of newspaper "police re p o rts" the practice of publishing criminal disputes that were brought before police m...

...Lindsey Dillon; Julie Sze Copyright © 2016 Regents of the University of Colorado 2016 POLICE PO W ER AND P a rtic u la te M atters: E n v iro n m e n ta l Ju s tic e a n d th e S p a tia litie s o f In /S e c u ritie s in U.S. C i t i e s L in d s e y D illo n a n d J ulie S ze "W hen w e re...

... five public universities from enrolling students without permanent residency. Unlike California and Texas, which provide in-state tuition for undocu­ mented students, Georgia's Board of Regents has decided to pursue internal policing. Their ruling stems from the insecurity rhetoric espoused by anti...

...Austin Sarat; Martha Merrill Umphrey Copyright © 2010 Regents of the University of Colorado 2010 The Ju stice of Jurisdiction: The Policing and B reaching OF B O U N D A R IE S IN O R S O N W e l l e s T o u c h o r E v il A ustin Sarat a n d Ma r th a M e r r ill U m p h r e y L aw's...

... itie s and o fte n fin d th e m se lve s ta rg e te d by pu blic and u n iv e rs ity police s im p ly fo r u sing p u b lic s tre e ts and s id e w a lk s .7 Indeed, la s t year, in re sponse to fe m in is t o u tra g e over an u ltim a te ly d iscre d ite d R olling S tone a rtic le ab o u t a gang...

... was expanded and strengthened by unprecedented and widely circulated photographic evidence of atrocities committed against Black Americans, including images of Emmett Till’s corpse published in Jet magazine and news broadcasts of protestors and bystanders attacked with police dogs and fire hoses...

... practices grounded in com peting attempts by favela residents (particularly outlaws) and state authorities (particu­ larly local police) at defining territorial codes and practices; and by connecting these prac­ tices to sim ilar space-grounded struggles w ithin the context of Brazilian slavery...

... , vii – xxxix . New York : Penguin , 2020 . Johnson Howard . “ Patterns of Policing in the Post-emancipation British Caribbean, 1835–1895 .” In Policing the Empire: Government, Authority, and Control, 1830–1940 , edited by Anderson David M. and Killingray David , 71 – 89...

... the George Floyd protests of the summer of 2020 and long after the civil rights protests of the 1960s, Lee and Wagner see significant connections in the archive past, present, and future of voices against racist police practices. I hope you enjoy the dialogue! This “Of Note” installment continues...

... bloated police budget, promised a surge of new police resources directed toward the city’s embattled Chinatown, inflaming deep divisions in the neighborhood and broader Asian American community over the racial politics of policing. The surge in violence itself was attributed to a convergence of a year...

...-transgressive characters w ho populated London in the past. So I quickly adjusted my expectations and began to appreciate the results of Matt Houlbrook's painstaking research, especially in the police files and court records. For w hat he has accom­ plished is to bring to life, as George Chauncey did...

... men traversed through London's interw ar period. His prim ary sources lean heavily on police records and an exhaustive archive of published and unpublished m em oirs. His study, like m ost o f the com m u nity studies that fram e the burgeoning field o f queer history, privileges the voices of its...

... : University of the West Indies Press , 2013 . Bellafante Ginia . “ Road Rage, Then a Shot. For a Police Officer, It Is Called Self-Defense .” New York Times , November 9 , 2017 . www.nytimes.com/2017/11/09/nyregion/wayne-isaacs-acquittal-police-shooting-.html . Hall Catherine...

... demonstrates the central importance of London and its numerous urban spaces where men could meet. His thorough exam ination of M etropolitan Police records has yielded a rich trove of inform ation about the m icrogeographies o f cruising during the first half of the twentieth century. He then goes where few...

....” 13 In the excess of the false narrative the cop tries to paint, Brianna’s summoning redacts the name of her boyfriend, a victim of police violence, and names only Candyman. The annotation of the ritual, then, is not just about killing to preserve the memory and the existence of Candyman but also...

... depicted above to an urban battlefield created by police violence against civilians. Collapsing the THE t>00R HAD LOCKED FRO/W OUTRIDE A FEW /\AiNurei. b e f o r e f i r e . M o n ic a C hiu 10 7 F 0E .6 A t>e p e o p l e , t o c e s o i e t h o s e lo cked in s id e . I 6 ATTACKED THEM...

..., the M etropolitan Police, and the Public M orality Council, among other sources, for records, reports, and cases o f queer life in twentieth-century London. Houlbrook's purpose is not to recover a hidden gay history but rather to explore how sexual experiences across classes o f men converged...

... , and Maxwell William J. Introduction to McKay , Romance in Marseille , vii – xxxix . Kelley Robin D. G. Race Rebels: Culture, Politics, and the Black Working Class . New York : Free Press , 1994 . Lewis Mary Dewhurst . “ The Strangeness of Foreigners: Policing Migration and Nation...

... o m e w h a t d a ngerous territory. In her history of the figures of violence and victimization within modern, urban LGBT politics, Hanhardt dares readers to interrogate the origin, circulation, and usability of anti-gay "police brutality," "bashing," and "hate crim es" as social problem s...