... 17 , 2020 . www.thewire.in/rights/jamia-millia-islamia-cctv-footage . [email protected] Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 university community Indian higher education policy anti–citizenship law protests pandemic This article springs from a larger project...

..., the site provides a fourteen-point inventory of specific efforts made on behalf of the institution to support tribes with a connection to the region, ranging from establishing an oral history project and creating educational materials to support for the Patawomeck and Nottoway Indian tribes...

... States.15 We trace Koreans' construction of their imagined racial inferiors, includ­ ing people of African descent but also American Indians and other Indig­ enous peoples, to the precolonial period. In his groundbreaking study of the German overseas empire, George Steinmetz, following Edward Said...

... and most well-known red light district ofMumbai, India.Produced in 1996 in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation by Elliott Halpern, Simcha Jacobovici, and William Cobban, and directed by William Cobban, publicity materials for the video often incorrectly name the Indian activist Ruchira...

... the surface of state power, crystallize anew. By 1873, Kairanawi had secured the funds he needed to open a school. The benefactor was an Indian woman from Calcutta, Sawlat al-Nisaʾ, who was in Mecca on pilgrimage. He inaugurated the school he named after her—al-Sawlatiyya—in a crowded educational market...

..., not Indian tradition, had forced young and old women alike to become shadowy figures in a land­ scape where once their economic and political agency as generous donors had been public and memorable.Their shadowiness was not created by either Hindu or Muslim monastics, but resulted from colonial policies...

... and unincorporated, commonwealths, atolls, and guano islands—as well as 63 state-only and 567 federally recognized Indian tribal nations (and an estimated 200 non-recognized or terminated tribes), including also Alaskan Native tribal entities and corporations, Pueblos, off-reservation trust land, and tribal...

... of the American Indian movement (June 26, 1975), the murder of Fred Hampton (December 4, 1969), and the nefarious history of COINTELPRO. The song “Today’s Empires, Tomorrow’s Ashes” ends with a quote from an esoteric document about opposition to the Constitution in 1788: “We hear from the back Country, however...