...KT Thompson This article traces a discursive lineage from a 2013 Second Amendment billboard campaign in Colorado to visual accounts of white settler nostalgia that circulated in the 1860s. The billboard foregrounds fantasies of indigeneity for a contemporary political discourse of “gun rights...

...- ans and Guns,” American Indians are not in fact fully protected by the Second Amendment. Tribal governments are not bound by the Second Amendment in their sovereign ability to regulate gun ownership on tribal lands.4 Through his misrepresentation...

... Trump's Election.” 4. Finnegan and Bierman, “Trump's Endorsement of Violence” ; Kamisar, “Trump: ‘Second Amendment People.’ ” 3. Feinberg, Branton, and Martinez-Ebers, “Counties That Hosted a 2016 Trump Rally.” 2. Levine, “No Blame?” 1. Robinson, Black Marxism...

... became the second largest US airbase on the planet, and Subic Bay became the largest American naval facility outside the United States. 32 In terms of land, the US military controls 29 million acres of territory, with approximately 635,000 acres of that located overseas and made available by host...

... PM Page 138 tence and, second, on the utility they provide society by exercising that expertise in the service of social needs.17 Professional standards, institu- tionalized by professional organizations, function...

... in the neoliberal reframing of religious subjects and religious freedom; second, building on Leerom Medovoi’s conception of “dogma-line racism,” 16 I wonder at the links between the Court’s and legislators’ increasing dependence upon a statement of the religious objector’s sincerity—given in a form that toggles...

... and the Rodríguez · Inhabiting the Impasse Social Text 124 • September 2015 2 7 2011 Pelican Bay Prison (and California-­state-­prison-­wide) hunger strike. (While the Pelican Bay strike launched a second phase in 2013, I focus on its...

... adequately described, and is it well enough known? The second ones are, was the collective vision that inspired the victims a vision that Americans might once again appreciate? Are the victims’ voices convincing? In what ways does anticommunism still frame such questions, to delegitimate...

... and intentions could exist outside their material constitution in writing and speech. The second is that languages are inherently unequal in their ability to communicate and, as such, can be arranged into a hierarchy — for example, “critical” over “less...

... as an act of care, not reduction. As the workers reached home, kitchens withdrew into homes, too. Time became impassive. In the heart of New Delhi is an old observatory called Jantar Mantar, “an equinoctial sundial” that can tell time correct to half a second. It is also the designated area of protest...

... apparently than ever constraining and delimiting black economic and social relationships. I want to suggest that the shock of two events enabled Du Bois to supersede this role: the first was the wreck of the global depression, and the second...

... in the teaching of certain MEALAC professors that he feels infringe on students’ academic freedom: first, these professors focus too heavily on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in their classes, to the exclusion of other important issues in the Middle East; and, second, these professors construct...

... to how to think trans through these events. This includes a new materialism premised on thinking about trans embodiment outside of trans as subject position. A second form of materialism traces the histories of objects and commodities that entwine with trans life, such as synthetic hormones and surgical...

... specific about them” (128–29). And “in the second model, which was initially organized around labor, feminist, and antiracist struggles in the United States in the nineteenth century, another version is imagined as the index of collective life. This nation is peopled...

... of twin brothers who must wrest power from the lords of the underworld. The first pair fails and are beheaded, but the second, Hunahpu and Xbalanque, succeed by tricking the lords into asking for their own destruction. Meso- american cities, among...

... percent of each high school graduating class, but the universities in these states swiftly experienced a trend to resegregation. Applications and admissions of African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans declined at flagship institutions, these groups cas- caded to second-tier...

.... The pediatrician proved unhelpful, so Sofía took her to a healer who, after holding the baby for a few seconds, gave a diagnosis of susto —fright sickness. Her condition was probably compounded by the fact that her crib was close to a spot on the wall with too many electric current outlets. The healer prescribed...

... University Press acceded to Feldman’s demand that the corrected second edition of Weimar be can- celed,25 but Abraham had been denied tenure by Princeton administrators. Feldman had also intervened directly to prevent his being hired by several...

... to discuss and that it is worth turning to another total flowering of this affect to better understand it. My gesture toward the Food and Drug Act of 1906, which was passed only ten years after the second pamphlet discussed here was published, indicates an interest in thinking about the growth of federal...

.... Processes and Resources of Identity Politics “Coming out”—self-identifying as gay and presenting that identity to the larger world—serves at least three political functions. First, it enables the individual to acknowledge, engage, and counteract the fear and shame of social stigma. Second...