...Van Gosse; Kavita Philip 2001 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2001 02-RHR 81 Interventions.cs 8/31/01 2:08 PM Page 5 INTERVENTIONS Mumia Abu-Jamal and the Social Wage of Whiteness Van Gosse and Kavita Philip...

...Jasbir K. Puar 2005 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2005 On Torture: Abu Ghraib Jasbir K. Puar The torture of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib is neither exceptional nor singular, as many—Donald Rumsfeld and the Bush...

...Nicholas Mirzoeff MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2006 Invisible Empire: Visual Culture, Embodied Spectacle, and Abu Ghraib Nicholas Mirzoeff When the photographs taken in the Iraqi prison of Abu Ghraib became public in April 2004, it seemed...

...Nadia Abu El-Haj 2003 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2003 08-Abu El-Haj.btw 4/16/03 12:05 PM Page 149 PUBLIC HISTORY Reflections on Archaeology and Israeli Settler-Nationhood Nadia Abu El-Haj...

... detainees at the Abu Ghraib prison. © 2013 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2013 Occupy Wall Street Meets Occupy Iraq On Remembering and Forgetting in a Digital Age Stefka Hristova The true picture of the past whizzes by. Only as a picture, which flashes its final farewell...

... be linked to the current torture scandals at Abu Ghraib, Guantánamo Bay, and other secret CIA so-called black-site prisons. MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2008 voices Feminism, Torture, and the Politics of Chicana/Third World Solidarity: An Interview with Olga Talamante...

... in torture and I will torture you.”  — Ameen Sa’eed Al-Sheik, Abu Ghraib detainee No. 151362, deposition to Prisoner Interview/Interrogation Team, January 16, 2004 Imagine the U.S. prison not as a discrete institution, but, rather, as an abstracted site — or, if you will, a prototype — of organized...

... television news inter- viewers following the dramatic revelations of the abuse and torture of Iraqi prison- ers by U.S. soldiers, military intelligence officers, and private contractors at Abu Ghraib prison, west of Baghdad. As an exercise in damage control, Bush’s disavowal was scarcely surprising...

... Ferdinand Botero, best known for his innocuous depictions of exaggeratedly corpulent, stylized human figures, has recently turned to contemporary political issues. In 2006, he exhibited a series of nearly fifty large-scale “history paintings” depicting the torture of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib...

....” In this issue’s “Intervention,” editorial collective members Van Gosse and Kavita Philip expand on Radical History Review’s current political action concerning the case of Mumia Abu-Jamal. Gosse and Philip discuss how the United States’s legacy of raced-based policing...

... in class discussions. 3. Complete thee written assignments: A. Due Thursday, 4 March, at 1:30 pin: an analytical essay (8-10 pages, double-spaced) about Janet Abu-Lughod’s Before Eiiropea71 Hegeinoizy: The World System A.D. 1250-1350. B. Due Thursday, 8 April, at 1:30 pin...

... in East Jerusalem that depended on customers from the neighboring towns have lost sales and become impoverished. In Abu Dis, bordering on East Jerusalem, portions of the Wall have been built on the campus of Al-­Quds University directly on the line separating the campus from East Jerusalem (fig. 9...

..., or at least merits no public expression of outrage on their part. Confronting American exceptionalism and the denial of state-inflicted terror and death, Mumia Abu-Jamal observed in the months following 9/11 how we rank suffering: “People in the United...

... with the Kuwaiti Ministry of Health, the Jeddah Islamic Fiqh council, and the WHO’s Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office. The Kuwait symposium was one of a series of five transnational meetings on this subject that were convened in Alexandria, Brunei, Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, and Aligarh between 1991 and 1995. 85...

... or organizing around international, feminist, gay- lesbian-bisexual-transgendered, and media issues. One BRC listserv focuses solely on debate and activism around the imprisonment of Mumia Abu-Jamal. There are several radical black and nonblack organizations represented...

...Figure 2. May 15, 1946, RWAFF News . Image of SLA 36051 CSM Abu Kalkal, NA 231338 LCpl. P Okanume, SLA 36746 Sgt. Joseph Bella, and GC 21206 Cpl. Rama Fulani take a rest during their tour of the Taj Mahal. ...

...” and to have encouraged them to attack whoever threatened their interests.55 Sabr¯ı Abu¯ al-Majd of al-Musawar concluded: “By keeping the hostages, Khomeini succeeded in promoting the American presence in the Middle East.”56 The official press commonly called the American staffers “a group of inno...

... that began in 2001 and continued for four years. Viewed in this light, the limitations of this type of recognition — essentially an invitation to recognize oneself without an expectation of concomitant political gains — become painfully clear. Notes 1. Nadia Abu El-Haj, Facts on the Ground...

... tactics at Abu Ghraib seem to have registered as horrific affronts to political perception. Among those whose work has long drawn them to the violent entailments of imperial history, these phenom- ena may register as something else: at once familiar, anachronistic, and historically resonant. Boldly...