...Stephanie Tam The development of Ahmedabad's sewerage system both impinged upon and was itself modified to accommodate India's caste structure. Sewers became markers of legitimacy, sophistication, and moral citizenship through the notion of the “civic sense,” having corporeal, political...

... relationships between Cubans and Nicaraguans affected the internationalist campaigns. First, the essay argues that state discourse expanded the idea of the New Man to include volunteering abroad, and cast female participants as moral agents of internationalism. Second, it analyzes the idea of revolutionary love...

... American social scientists and engineers, who came to define UNESCO’s approach to satellite-based media development. By redefining the scope of media development to an instrumentalist vision of Westernization, such research eclipsed a broad, structural vision of reform, casting southern experts’ more...

... by participating in the global campaign for her freedom and welcoming her to the island several times, often with delegations from the Communist Party, beginning in 1969. The Cuban state propagated an iconography of Davis that cast her as a global signifier for both repression and international solidarity...

... stories about race and belonging get told or cast aside—have become abundantly clear. The power of stories to shape and naturalize beliefs can be mobilized for racist, dehumanizing purposes. But educators at any level can also harness the power of storytelling for anti-racist purposes. They can teach...

... canopy, unified as one coalition. But like any symbol, the red umbrella’s use has limitations. The red umbrella risks amplifying negative rhetoric employed by the antitrafficking movement, which casts sex workers as passive victims in need of salvation, or of oversimplifying a complex, multifaceted...

..., this article delineates how notions of the Black world have also been blinded by African Diaspora frameworks calibrated to the Black Atlantic. But by illumining Black internationalism in West Papua, it challenges the conceptual and racial invisibility cast over the Black Pacific. Copyright © 2018 by MARHO...

... neoliberal cultural, tourism-focused, and consumer-driven urban development and merged it with Jacobs's theories in order to cast himself as a key public advocate for “creative-class” planning with only marginal success and even less accountability. Despite popular and scholarly critiques of the creative...

.... PUBLIC HISTORY/121 Finally, stretching approximately 100 feet to the east from the base of the furnace, and fully accessible to visitors, is the casting shed, a long low hangar with a sand floor in which molten iron was molded into pigs in the final stage of the nineteenth-century pro...

..., or racial caste which f 011 owed Emancipation. Even such a holy history, however, cannot ignore the im- perious demands of the present for explanation through the il- lumination of the past Race caste, racism, has been an undeniable and unignorable presence in American life since World War...

... subject to sexual violence, including being “struck on the penis and testicles” and raped.6 In the caste system as it operated in colonial India, Musallis, though Muslim, were essentially untouchable, which made Musalli a particularly vulnerable member of his community.7 As a lower-­caste man...

...   178 tem of classification in Spanish America that was ostensibly based on proportion of Spanish, indigenous, and African ancestry, the sistema de castas or ‘race/caste sys- tem’ ” (1). Taking advantage of the theoretical insights made possible by critical race theory, María Elena traced...

... the contradictions, tales of music cast simultaneously in blackness and whiteness, in difference and sameness, trace across the map of musical scholas- tics. They do so in large part, I think, because few writers have bothered to critically analyze the standard...

...- ther violated standard theatrical conventions. Before and after the performance and between acts the cast mingled with the audience, talking about the play and about themselves. Players also used modern slang, costuming, hair styles, props, and music in scenes depicting 1936. In keeping...

... was born; and the psychological shift from an embodied self to its simulacrum on film. Reagan, I suggest, found out who he was from the characters he played on film. By responding to type-casting that either attracted or repelled him, by making active efforts to obtain certain roles and to escape...

... must have something to tell us not just about the surfaces but about the inner mysteries of American life. They must cast light on the way people seek mean- ing in daily existence, how they understand themselves, their society and their destiny. . . ." John E. OConnor and Martin...

... and caste-wise) to be comfortable and engage in a version of what I thought of and understood as community. The lack of space for others was not a new conversation. Some of the most historically oppressed communities in India, such as Dalit queer people, had been talking about the exclusivity...

...-­by-­play announcer with a composed, commanding style described by Sports Illustrated as “machine perfect.”8 The rest of the cast reflected the televised NFL’s evolution toward what Victoria E. Johnson calls an “overtly inclusive” form of entertainment.9 It included Irv Cross, a former player...