...; 442 pages; ISBN 978-1-84467-106-9 (paper). Hallward, or The Hidden Face of Racism Lyonel Trouillot Reading Peter Hallward’s Damming the Flood, I first thought that, digging through his bag of tricks, Jean-Bertrand Aristide had written it using a pseudonym.1 There are the ready-made...

... as a methodological model. The essay engages Dayan's work on race and gender in Haiti, History, and the Gods to elaborate a critique of how racism and transphobia become intimately intertwined in the attack against MacDonald. The authors then turn to Dayan's more recent work in The Law Is a White Dog to discuss how...

... of racial democracy, and some “types of mixture” are clearly preferred in detriment of others. I argue that anti-black racism in Brazil is expressed not only against dark-skinned individuals, but it also operates in the devaluing of physical traits “deemed black” even in those who have lighter skin...

... repair. It considers how the multiple devastations of recent “unnatural disasters” in the Caribbean are the outcome of the coloniality of climate, the deadly logics of racial capitalism, and the persistence of antiblack racism globally. The coloniality of climate calls for attention to repair, care...

... the limits of political liberal concepts such as liberty, justice, and equality for analyzing and addressing anti-Black racism. A central concern facing Gordon is the degree to which bad faith is ignored or underexamined in political philosophy and public debates on social justice and freedom. Exploring how...

... of the “givens” she inherited as a Black girl growing up in the 1950s when institutional racism and class prejudice defined the appropriate place for African Jamaicans. On the periphery! As a public intellectual, Cooper interrogates the fictive national motto—“Out of many, one people”—that reinscribes...

... power, antiblack racism, and perceived accommodation to the island's dependency on the economic, cultural, and political institutions of the world system. A myriad of dissident organizations, personalities, and social forces challenged this dependency and rejected the unapologetic “coloniality of power...

.... The essay concludes that these events offer a key lens onto the contested dynamics of racism and resistance in an imperial context and suggests how globalized ideas around racialized in/securities were shaped and negotiated through situated trajectories and relations. Copyright © 2018 Small Axe, Inc...

... at the epicenter of their financial projects, which employed racism as a technology to banking interests, and racial capitalism grafted itself onto existing hierarchical systems. Hudson has shown the banks to be heirs to a long history of Caribbean commerce that tracks the shadowy line between the legal...

... as a serious political framework for defeating both racism and colonialism, all the speakers were male. This essay critiques the masculinist politics of Black Power at the congress and analyzes how Austin navigates the absence of women’s voices among the congress’s speakers. © 2020 Small Axe, Inc. 2020...

... of narratives of the black presence and racism in postwar Britain that center on the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush in 1948. By way of conclusion, the essay follows Carby in revisiting the so-called Brown Baby debate at the end of World War II, an episode in the reracialization of Britain that offers...

...Kobena Mercer Contrary to the view that Stuart Hall's involvement in the visual arts was a supplement to his work in cultural studies and political analysis, this reflection addresses key continuities that connect his 1970s writings on racism and the media with the enlivening impact that the hybrid...

... and the Environment,” ReVista 7, no. 3 (2008): 42–43. 44 For several stories by Afro–Puerto Ricans about confronting racism, see Miriam Jiménez Román and Juan Flores, eds., The Afro-Latin@ Reader: History and Culture in the United States (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2010). 43 Calderón, “Black...

.... 2024 White power Blackness racism suffering 21 Baldwin, “The Uses of the Blues,” 79. 20 “Celui qui donne la mort, c’est qu’il est déjà mort”; Christian Bobin, La présence pure et autres textes (Paris: Gallimard, 2008), 17 (translation mine). 19 See Huddie “Leadbelly...

... the publication of Philomena Essed’s Alledaags Racisme ( Everyday Racism ), some work has appeared on race and racism in the Netherlands; however, it pertains mostly to the current period and not so much to the country’s former transatlantic colonies, Suriname and the Dutch Antilles, and their racial pasts...

... edition. 2 The massive #BlackLivesMatter protests against anti-Black and institutional racism in the summer of 2020 can, arguably, be credited for this achievement, inspiring larger groups of people to purchase what many in the Netherlands would agree is a long-underrated publication. Only a few weeks...

...Wayne Modest © Small Axe, Inc. 2014 In the introduction to the recently published Dutch Racism , editors Philomena Essed and Isabel Hoving assert an exceptional quality to racism in the Netherlands. Describing it as “complex, paradoxical and a contested domain,” they suggest...

... hemisphere ever written by a Caribbean intellectual.” 15 Even in its unpublished and incomplete form, as a manuscript that reconceptualizes the history of the transatlantic slave trade, race and racism, and ultimately capitalism, the remarkable depth and scope of “Black Metamorphosis” qualify it as one...

... a black consciousness approach to antiracism recognize that Cuba is a racially mixed or mestizo nation, but they also agree that sharing black history, black experiences, and truths about antiblack racism are invaluable to the national project. This essay makes visible the coexistence of these ideologies...

... European racism, that “racism . . . was an integral part of the capitalist mode of production” (88), such that “by the nineteenth century white racism had become so institutionalized in the capitalist world . . . that it sometimes ranked above the maximization of profit as a motive for oppressing black...