... fetish object, a drag mother, and a belated rock ’n’ roll matriarch. Mick Jagger as mother provides a cultural genealogy for present-day homonormativity, homonationalism, and neoliberal colorblindness. © 2015 Duke University Press 2015 Mick Jagger Rolling Stones David Bowie homonationalism...

..., Politics in Jamaica, 15. 17. Payne, Politics in Jamaica, 15. 18. Hobsbawm, Bandits, 11–12. 62 Prakash Younger 19. Ed Ward, “Reggae,” in The Rolling Stone Illustrated History of Rock and Roll, ed. Jim Miller (New York: Random House...

... but that don’t perform to the breeder’s standards.”35 Quoting a sub­section of Rolling Stone’s article about Pelican Bay’s connec- tion to the case, “Hell Is for Inmates,” Bretches describes the training his Freccero • Carnivorous Virility prison provides...

...: Houghton Mifflin, 2005). See also the embedded journalism of Rolling Stone reporter Evan Wright, Generation Kill: Devil Dogs, Iceman, Captain America, and the New Face of American War (New York: Berkeley Caliber, 2004). See also the documentaries Gunner Palace (dir. Petra Epperlein...

.... The Newport story contends that, by using electrification for the first time at the festival, as well as on his recently released album, Like a Rolling Stone , Dylan alienated fans accustomed to his acoustic setup, and especially the folk revival’s cognoscenti. Ron Eyerman and Andrew Jamison note...

..., boxes, poles, and other gear, preparing for the shoot that will begin today. You suddenly notice Karthi sitting on a wide slab of red stone, clad in dark blue jeans and a simple grey jacket. He’d arrived at the Badami Court Hotel...

... Alexander Aftermath There is an uncommon light in the sky Pale petals are scored into stone. I want to write of the linden tree That stoops at the edge of the river But its leaves are filled with insects With wings the color of dry blood...

... both based on fandom. (As Keith Richards recounts in his memoir Life, the Rolling Stones’ musical collaboration originated in their shared obsession with black blues musicians from Chicago and their records, which they listened to repeatedly and enthu...

..., prisons, and parole rolls with Black and brown bodies also fill those bodies with cancers, fed by radiation, stress, trauma, and chronic vulnerability to state violence and toxic ecologies alike. And when they carve my name inside the concrete I hope it forever reads . . . “It takes muscular...

... aired five segments on the topic, and stories appeared in the New Yorker, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, and Sports Illustrated, on the editorial pages of every major newspaper in the country, and on local and national evening newscasts.2 The case was also well covered outside the United States...

... The U.S. welfare system has been radically restructured in recent years. Sanford F. Schram As a result, the welfare rolls fell dramatically from 14.2 million in 1993 to 7.6 million by December 1998, thereby enabling President Clinton to claim he has made good on his...

... give in to war.”43 Greedily the camp people tried to hear the world in the camp grounded- ness of hearing. They were like a person groping for a stone falling into water, to catch it before it sinks, before...

... against the script. Often, however, an action that appears to be transgres- sive actually follows a script’s range of implications. Oscar Wilde gestured toward transgressive scripting when he famously quipped, “One must have a heart of stone to read the death of Little Nell without laughing.”31...

... times rolled not to support for the well-off, college debt spiraled out of control. Between 1992 and 1999, annual borrowing for students at four-year public colleges rose by their excesses, 65 percent, from $1,800 to $3,000...

... to move around. One evening in April, I decided to return to Northeast Delhi, which was ravaged with guns, bombs, batons, and rods and stones and swords. The rioting in Northeast Delhi had begun on February 23. Northeast Delhi is India's most densely populated district and also one of its poorest...

... Chinese restaurant. As I eat an egg roll, the men begin to play a game of quarters. Hector joins them and their work tells me that we can visit his friend tomorrow. The findings in this essay reflect the need for more in-depth studies experience, they of Latino immigrants who participate...

... watching crowds walk by. I remember laughter and chanting. I remember celebration in the air. I remember family and friends celebrating Ramos's economy. I remember an exchange rate of twenty-seven pesos to the dollar. I remember Asian Tigers. I remember rolling blackouts. I remember my father...

... still didn’t exist” — can we not hear in both of these statements a way of equating being supplied with electricity with being recognized as citizens, as the difference between social life and social death? In 2004 in another Georgian city, Kutaisi, protestors motivated by rolling blackouts took...

... Easterling uses the example of a ball on an inclined plane to illustrate this concept. Even if it has not yet begun to roll, the ball nevertheless possesses a potential that is immanent in the relationship between itself and the plane. Within this relationship, of course, the ball will tend to move...

... and without fully realizing what he did he flung the door of the car open and jumped. He struck the road with terrific impact and rolled over and over before he came to a stop and lay crumpled and unconscious at the furrowed edge of a field.” 23 Here Spivak develops the road's ambivalent meaning...