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.... Homosexuality, Race, and the Rhetoric ofNationalism Stefan P. Dudink It is a pleasure and honor to be invited to say a few words at the opening of this conference. I would like to begin by thanking the organizers of the conference for staging such a terrific opportunity to develop languages to understand...

... that Black players needed to be carefully managed. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 race collective bargaining agreements labor management National Basketball Association “The inbounds pass comes in to Jordan. Here’s Michael at the foul line...

...Jae Kyun Kim; Moon-kie Jung Copyright © 2019 University of Illinois Press 2019 "The Darker to the Lighter Races": The Precolonial Construction ofRacial Inferiors in l{orea Jae Kyun Kim and Moon-KieJung At a photo op, the delivery of heating coal to the poor in Seoul, in December 2 015...

...Elizabeth Maddock Dillon Abstract This article argues that Freud’s account of binary sexual difference, articulated in the Oedipus complex, is conditioned by a history of racial capitalism. Turning to the foundational work of Hortense Spillers on gender and Atlantic race slavery, this article...

... that was more than literal—a mysterious Black formation, of unguessed dimensions and certain danger, beneath the world as they knew it. Finally, the article asks what we can glean from the literature of Mammoth Cave about the body of Black thought it sought to disavow: the alternative relations between race...

... as a Negro. When excerpts from Cane were published in Alain Locke's 1925 anthology TheNewNegro, Toomer expressed frustration insofar as the publication helped to entrench him in the prevailing racial designations of his day. Toomer claimed membership in what he called an emergent "American race...

... to the prospects for emancipatory politics. Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 identity politics cultural studies race feminism Marxism In discussions of the vexed category “identity politics,” certain modes of explaining words are generally demanded, the first being definition. I...

... some of the erasures of his own raced coloniality by those seeking to position him as a thinker as an example, Hall suggests that failing to reckon with his Blackness and how race structured the worlds that he traversed in the Caribbean and Britain is a type of disavowal of the very historical context...

... and the solutions that were attempted in response to this challenge.India"has tried;' Tagore writes,"to make an adjustment of races, to acknowledge the real differences between themwheretheseexist, andyet seek for some basis of unity:'18 India uniquely understood and strove to achieve such a"grand harmony: 19And...

... Britain Diasporic identities move into the future through a symbolic detour through the past. —Stuart Hall, The Fateful Triangle: Race, Ethnicity, Nation I am the sugar at the bottom of the English cup of tea. —Stuart Hall, “Old and New Identities, Old and New Ethnicities” Two islands...

... sensed the valuable race protections that I could count on, living as I did in my middle-class white body in New York. Surely, I felt this protection as I walked around in my white body, sensing my possession of the hard specie that constituted racial capital. My white-embodied sexual adventures were...

... . https://doi.org/10.1080/00064246.1981.11414214 . Davis Angela Y. Women, Race, and Class . New York : PM , 2012 . Davis Angela Y. , Dent Gina , Meiners Erica R. , and Richie Beth . Abolition. Feminism. Now . Chicago, IL : Haymarket Books , 2022 . Day...

... to 1922, known collectively as the Insular Cases, that constituted Puerto Rico and other US possessions as neither sovereign nor fully part of the United States but “foreign in a domestic sense.” The Supreme Court disenfranchised them from the US polity based on race. At the adoption of the Constitution...

...—in which such a towering anticolonial figure can now also be convincingly described as among apartheid’s “first proponents”—exists at the intersections of Afro-Asian antinomies that continue to haunt our neoliberal age ( Desai and Vahed 107 ). I contend that these historical tensions over race and nation...

... of their value, then set about paying their owner, either through their earnings or with third-party assistance ( Hanger 14 ). Coartación could even occur despite slave owner protest. Though united in status, race, and property with slave owners, Spanish imperial officials did not immediately side with owners...

... Press , 2014 . Davis Angela Y. “ Reflections on the Black Woman’s Role in the Community of Slaves .” Black Scholar 3 , no. 4 ( 1971 ): 2 – 15 . https://doi.org/10.1080/00064246.1981.11414214 . Davis Dana-Ain . “ Trump, Race, and Reproduction in the Afterlife of Slavery...

... the 1950s and 1960s were committed anti-imperialists, well tutored in anti-colonial thinking, they never perceived me as a raced subject at all” (11). He then recounts having responded “with disproportionate rage to one of my earliest reviewers, an intelligent and broadly sympathetic English sociologist...

... [. . . .] It is one ofthe elementary distinctions-historical and actual-between European and Asiatic humanity [. . . .] It is one of the pre-existing conditions of our existence as civilized white men [. . . .] Strike it out, and you destroy our very being; and when wesay our, we mean our race-a racewhich has its...

... into this question the sense that he and others had of a need to think beyond classical Marxism, which allowed them to view race and colonialism as autonomous systems rather than as simply the issue of class—the prospects of West Indies Federation and the disillusionment that followed its failure and constitutional...

... by the National Socialists. . . . . Because of the way in which the fight for compensation developed, the National Socialist treatment of Roma came to be not only regarded as a racial persecution, but as the persecution of a race, which appears to have turned ‘being Roma’ from a social and cultural to a racial...