... also linked this area in the US South to decolonizing efforts in the Global South just prior to a neoliberal turn. Within these networks, victims of white supremacy modeled approaches to survival that are now broadly relevant to today's social and climate justice work. The story offers spatial tools...

... “founding” of the nation. It is the revisions, often felt to be progressive, and as ushering change, that become the platform for other kinds of lies that keep Eurocentric white supremacy firmly in place in Canada. The most significant post–World War II lie is the multicultural compact...

... levels of unemployment and incarceration that reinforce white supremacy, particularly for the black poor, across all domains. The result is a racial order that maintains white supremacy but is much more insidious, since it is now cloaked in the scientific trappings of neoliberalism. Neoliberal...

... of the American nation. The advent of Souls was an incisive event—an original, philosophically daring, and artfully wrought initiative that gave new life to the black resistance to white supremacy. In the words of David Levering Lewis, it “was like...

... Thirteen years after the formal abolition of apartheid, South Africa is no longer what it used to be. It is coming out of the dark age of white supremacy. Whether by design or not, the country is undergoing multiple and systemic transitions, at different paces and rhythms. In an age that has...

... the extent to which white consumers currently support black culture3 or the possible implications of transracial popularity for the political struggles against white supremacy that lie ahead. Neither can they accept the catholic tastes of the creators...

... and racism as being part of the ideological structures of capitalism to being a constitutive organizing principle was not automatic. Yet, it did become such a principle for the United States, where white supremacy is not an ideology, but a system of power relations that structures society. Racism...

..., in this case involving issues of race, science, property, and visuality. In this scandalous case, Harvard shows its remarkable willingness to commoditize its own shameful collections of enslaved humans, first collected as evidence for the theories of white supremacy endorsed by one of its founding zoologists...

... mask conflicts, they made explicit appeals to white supremacy and the entitlements it offers; American culture and the promotion of radical individual freedom; the Constitution and the right to bear arms or organize a militia; and their skepticism about facts, reason, and the authority of government...

... that minoritized scholars (both transnational elites and US-born academics) respond to the above processes by vacillating between two kinds of positions: (1) a general skepticism of “the race industry” or “the performance of diversity” and an unwillingness to intellectually engage in questions of White supremacy...

... Blackness indexes a kind of “fugitivity” even as white supremacy remains. On the other hand, Warren would insist that the question of escaping the law is nonsensical, since escaping is something a subject does, and there is no Black subject because Blackness has no ontological ground on which to assert...

... and upheld by white supremacy, patriarchy, and capitalism is incredibly high. And in my life, that price has been body centered. I came to believe that my body was utterly wrong. Sometimes I wanted to cut off my right arm so...

...: The Fight Against White Supremacy and Reactionary Violence. Manroe, ME: Common Courage Press, 1995. Oboler, Susanne. Ethnic Labels, Latino Lives: Identity and the Politics of (Re)Pre- sentation in the United States. Minneapolis University...

... . Frankfurt Harry . 2005 . On Bullshit . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press . Gilroy Paul . 2005 . Postcolonial melancholia . New York : Columbia University Press . Hage Ghassan . 1998 . White Nation: Fantasies of White Supremacy in a Multicultural Society . Sydney...

... crisis. The structural arrangements and social effects of white supremacy, otherwise put, provide the preconditions for black literary performance and protest politics alike. Indeed, the earliest ideas of African American literature, in the final decade of the nineteenth century, emerged during...

..., qualities that are seen as meliorating and pacifying. But in this case, feminine niceness is used to challenge and confront white supremacy and male entitlement. What is conventionally seen as pacifying can in another context be seen as heroic. This image conveys the versatility of niceness and its radical...

... through the consumption of com- modities as being detrimental to the black community. Unrestrained consumption diverts energy and resources that might be better used in the struggle against white supremacy. It generates, not cooperation...

... a character. Elvis represented both the triumph of African American culture and its vulnerability to the power of white supremacy. The second period, then, can be seen as one in which African American cultural sensibilities become dominant, but still with a need for white interpreters...

... broken.” Its function is to maintain and reproduce white supremacy — a project that has been in place since well before the election of Donald Trump. Kaba has argued that the response to the current juncture is a transformational politics that strategically exploits opportunities in order to wage...

...: Fantasies of White Supremacy in a Multicultural Society (2000) and Against Paranoid Nationalism: Searching for Hope in a Shrinking Society (forthcoming) and is the editor of Arab-Australians: Citizenship and Belonging (2002). 45. Roy Bhaskar, From East to West: Odyssey of a Soul (London: Routledge...