... empire and decolonization and sheds light on a forgotten color line within the global color line. Copyright © 2018 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 2018 Lebanon West Africans France racialization decolonization ...

...Katherine Hite This article focuses on encounters within spaces of traumatic memory in Chile and considers how outsiders, primarily college students, engage with narrators in these sites. The article explores the concept of empathic unsettlement, including how and whether empathic unsettlement...

...Sara Quezada MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2008 FORUM Critical Pedagogy: Dynamic Thinking and Teaching within the Confines of No Child Left Behind Sara Quezada Paulo Freire envisioned critical pedagogy as the lightning bolt that illuminates the darkened...

... the neoliberal form attempts to mask. Placing Pisagua within a longer durée of struggle, the article scours the deep and multilayered histories of class, gender, racial, and imperial violence that take form within Pisagua — all of which are ironically neutralized through the figure of its torture...

...Sharad Chari How might we understand inclusionary rights to common means of life within landscapes of entrenched exclusion? This essay addresses this question through processes of racialized dispossession, segregation, industrialization, and activism, through the specific contradictory space of...

... reflects on the author's own embodied experience as researcher within the social and spatial dimensions of the Lesbian Herstory Archives (LHA). Informed by critical geographic studies and queer theories, the author suggests that the usefulness of in/stability—all at once together and in conflict—is part of...

... and its lower classes' place within larger colonial soundscapes. This demonstrates how the sailor inhabited an ambivalent place between self and other. He lived within ships, which signified both the triumph of empire and potentially threatening aural spaces in themselves. The article then turns to...

..., colonialism, and normativity in photography; and the violent erasures of sexual and gender minorities within the conventional family photography album. “Family” photographs, so central to the affective production of trans ☼ family, however defined, have not been the site of sustained discussion within queer...

... some key directions for the field's future development. As a broad conversation about the career of the queer archival, as both intellectual project and political practice, this discussion focuses on developments and limits within North American queer studies of the archive, which emerges as a central...

... labor historians have documented, the twentieth century has been filled with antilabor massacres. The term past-present indexes the continuum of colonization within a web of extractive capitalism that began in the 1500s and has persisted during the past forty years of neoliberalism until the present, an...

... order to position themselves within a genealogy of repression and resistance on the island. Rather than understanding their experience as unique or unprecedented, UPR students instead situated their movement, and the policing of their movement, within historical struggles against inequality and colonial...

...K. Luisa Gandolfo Since 1948 the Palestine-Israel conflict has provided a source of inspiration for writers and photographers both within and outside the region. As the years of war have worn inexorably on, the changes wrought by events in the region have been rendered by Palestinian artists. This...

... physiognomic theory, this research demonstrates portrait photography's central importance within the discourse of modern German visual culture and challenges art history's persistent emphasis on aesthetic rupture, rather than cultural continuity, between Weimar and the Third Reich. MARHO: The Radical...

... insights of Frantz Fanon and Amilcar Cabral, in particular, to anatomize the “failed liberation” of most African territories, including those in southern Africa, with their marked inability to better the lot of “the wretched of the earth” within their borders being readily apparent. Moreover, this has been...

...Tanachai Mark Padoongpatt This article explores the historical roots of the relationship among Thai food, politics, and community formation within the context of global capitalism. It asks why and how Thai food evolved into a powerful community building force for Thai Americans in Los Angeles...

... situating culinary niches within urban landscapes. As newcomers in a vast metropolis, southern Italians were readily confined to existing restaurant structures, whereas Mexicans in nineteenth-century San Antonio, despite their dwindling numbers and political influence, successfully preserved and expanded...

... in the public domain brings previously unrelated struggles within a common discursive space. Third, industrial machine breaking and computer hacking are comparable in that they both reduce the productivity of labor and capital. The article concludes by noting that a fundamental operational difference...

...Laura Lindenfeld Within the last decade there has been a significant outpouring of documentary films seeking to critique and transform the modern, industrial agricultural system. Although they have not attracted audiences comparable to a Hollywood blockbuster, some have received far more attention...

...Rebecca O'Neill Rebecca O'Neill examines the parallel, yet distinct, dialogues that have emerged within food-movement writing and food history. She discusses the growing expectation that food historians contextualize their work in terms of the food movement. The article explores how the tools and...

... of everyday life, including notions of communication, memory, and relationships. The projects featured in this issue's “Curated Spaces” interrogate digital culture as a platform for psychological and sociological control in the context of the war in Iraq and within an environment that is highly...