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... and empire, the author demonstrates the unique position of LGBT activists in the global South. In the context of the global South, and specifically a context that is heavily Catholic, universalized LGBT language enables Dominican activists to mobilize international, hemispheric, regional, and national...

..., apartheid, imperial, neoliberal—that connect black and brown lives both in the global South and global North. © Small Axe, Inc. 2017 South Africa indentureship Afro-Asian memory diaspora aesthetics apartheid blackness memory work slavery fleshiness sugarcane Indenture may be seen...

... of Chinese and other anti-imperialist movements, Chen toured the global South, worked in the United States, and returned to the West Indies during the early 1940s to play an integral role in the making of a transnational Caribbean cultural politics. Sine's research traces how Chen continually defied...

... an oeuvre known for its grounded, rooted character, and thus important approaches for landscaping a global South and, by extension, a contemporary world literature. © Small Axe, Inc. 2015 Tout-Monde world literature surrealism global South Glissant Je ne pourrais pas dire avec Valéry...

... benevolence, a valence of White saviorism, is a performance designed to maintain the status quo of colonial Saint-Domingue. The essay also considers the implications of examining global South critiques of Whiteness for the often US-centric field of critical Whiteness studies. Dance on the Volcano focuses...

... elegance. Her embodied wor(l)ds convey a powerful message that coolly brushes aside middle-class timidity and conformism to inspire postcolonial people not just in the Caribbean but across the global South, empowering people to wield the beauty of creolized language, music, and movement as decolonial...

... in Johannesburg, was organized by friends who have created a remarkable consortium of scholars from the global South calling itself, with paradoxical intent, Other Universals. They include Suren Pillay, Victoria Collis-Buthelezi, Ruchi Chaturvedi, Aaron Kamugisha, Chika Mba, and Yonas Ashine. These are young...

.... 28 This includes the recent exhibitions Infinite Island: Contemporary Caribbean Art , Brooklyn Museum, New York, 2007; Kréyol Factory Exposition , Paris, 2009; South-South: Interruptions and Encounters , Toronto, 2009; Global Caribbean , Florida and Sète, France, 2010; About Change (World Bank...

..., neither his com- ments on the rootedness of the novel of the South in the tropics nor indeed his critical vision of globalization shows an awareness of the ways in which Glissant has, over the past few decades, connected a poetics of Caribbean and Alter-American cultural self-recovery...

... concluded, include a commitment to restructure the interstate system and its institutional supports, like the IMF, the World Bank, and the World Trade Organization, that seem oblivious at best to their role in including the global South only as the staging grounds for their various exercises of power. 71...

... of the indigenous population was eradicated). 13 Indeed, in the Dominican case, as in most of the global South, political practices considered “improper” for modern democratic politics, including corruption, clientelism, personalism, and continuism, tend to be simply diagnosed as outgrowths of a pernicious...

... in modern and contemporary Carib- bean cultures and politics. Her writings have appeared in Revista Iberoamericana, Global South, Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos, the US Intellectual History blog, and 80grados. She also edits and translates scholarly texts and is currently pursuing a master s...

... relations of power and knowledge. While there are some interesting developments in research and publication projects in the global South, these are invariably limited to the local and regional contexts, with little influence on the academy in the West or globally, unless as transnational collaborative...

... is a research special- ist for development and corporate social responsibility at the South Trinidad Chamber of Industry and Commerce, and is a part-time lecturer in history at the University of Trinidad & Tobago. The Global South...

... is global and encompasses the larger African diaspora, a vision that, as Joseph-Gabriel shows us, Eslanda Robeson shared in championing a network of solidarity between disenfranchised populations of the global South. [email protected] © Small Axe, Inc. 2023 Afrofeminism Black belonging...

.... Indeed, skipping these stages meant that a socialist revolution could take place in the global South without complete industrialization in their respective settings. The particularistic histories are reproduced in the contradictions of the universalizing form of capital but can only be attained...

... of the Americas (317). Moving out of his Kingston office to return to working with the US-backed military junta in Argentina, Diflorio reflects on US involvement in Rhodesia and South Africa and gives voice to a Monroe Doctrine–esque vision of a world still ordered in terms of separate hemispheres of global...

... exhibited extensively, including in Toronto ( South-South: Interruptions and Encounters , 2009); Miami ( Global Caribbean , 2010); Washington DC ( Wrestling with the Image: Caribbean Interventions , Art Museum of the Americas, 2011); Urbana-Champaign (Krannert Art Museum, 2011), Gwangju ( Seventh Gwanju...

... and Aruba. By examining the uses of Spanish in the Dutch Caribbean, we can also examine unspoken assumptions in comparative scholarship on the global South. These include the assumption of the national sovereignty of nations or territories under comparison, mutuality and recognition between them...

... de Sousa Santos and Maria Paula Meneses, eds., Knowledges Born in the Struggle: Constructing the Epis-temologies of the Global South (New York: Routledge, 2020); Audre Lorde, “The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master’s House” (1979), in Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches (New York...