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...Ana Teresa Ortiz; Laura Briggs Duke University Press 2003 The Culture of Poverty, Crack Babies, and Welfare Cheats THE MAKING OF THE “HEALTHY WHITE BABY CRISIS” In 2002, a researcher looking for endocrine markers of early childhood Ana...

... and diversity. Difference thus underwrites ideologies of developmental growth, proving a means of extracting monetary value and consolidating political power. The argument is grounded in an analysis of Kara Walker’s recent works— A Subtlety, or the Marvelous Sugar Baby (2014), an installation in Williamsburg...

... . Chicago:University of Chicago Press. Baby rape “one of the most shocking” says judge. 2002. 5 June. www.theage.com.au/breaking/2002/06/05/FFXMIDZR22D.html . Barbano, Andrew. Baby rape: Coming soon to a casino near you. www.nevadalabor.com/barbwire/barb97/barb11-30-97.html . Bengu, Charity. 2001a . Keeping...

... begin with a watershed moment that instigates what Guyer identifies as a “double move” in temporal thinking. Xeno Babies of Futures Past: Baby Fae and the Moral Failures of Primate Donors In late October 1984, Loma Linda University Medical Center in south- ern California announced that Dr...

... , 2012 . https://time.com/3785818/displaced-the-cambodian-diaspora/ . Poeuv Socheata . “ Discussion Guide .” New Year Baby . Last modified February 17 , 2014 . http://socheatapoeuv.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Discussion-Guide.pdf . Poeuv Socheata , dir. New Year Baby . 2006...

... of British borders to all immigrants, with a story of worldwide grieving and hysteria over the death of the world’s youngest citizen, an eighteen-­year- ­old referred to as Baby Diego. As Theo buys a coffee, viewers realize the Ahuja • Abu Zubaydah...

.... Shanley, Mary. 2001 . Making babies, making families: What matters most in an age of reproductive technologies, surrogacy,adoption, and same-sex and unwed parents . Boston:Beacon. Shenyang. 2002. [email protected] . Silverman, Lesley. 2002. [email protected] . Smith, Joann...

...- medicine and bioscience. Hence, for example, Paul McCarthy’s “Tomato Heads” (1994), in which anxiety about genetically modified foods, such as 110 Anker and Franklin • Specimens as Spectacles Figure 3. Suzanne Anker, “Water Babies I Series,” 2004...

... American les- bians adopting a Chinese baby, the historical conditions and contradic- tions of transnational adoption that make new social formations of family and kinship thinkable. In the second part of this essay, I elaborate upon 2...

... the glossed over in race-centered discussions of the film, in part because it takes place on the narrative’s margins through the characters of Baby impossibility of John and Anybodys. Anybodys is a “tomboy” white girl who seeks acceptance...

... that could deal with this baby. Like, it’s days I cried ’cause this baby was jus — he was a horrible child. Carmea: Don’t talk about Taz. Tyrhonda: And that’s what my mama named him, Taz, ’cause she said he Williamson ∙ Black Women and Serial...

... an excess in time, over time, assigned by a particular historical order, and there await whatever marvels of my own inventiveness. — Hortense Spillers, “Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe: An American Grammar Book” In January 2016, I traveled to São Paulo, Brazil, with my family. Late one night, after dinner...

... educational system, which constitutes the initial framework through which readers come to know Precious's world: “I was left back when I was twelve because I had a baby for my fahver. That was in 1983. I was out of school for a year. This gonna be my second baby. My daughter got Down Sinder. She's retarded. I...

... story, a baby is found in a marketplace, on a roadside, outside a police station, or in the tour of an orphanage; alternately, a child is left by its mother at a hospital or is relinquished or surrendered to child welfare officials, a social worker, or the staff of a children’s home. After passing...

...: “It’s a Family Affair . . . ” A baby photo — innocent, cherubic, endearing. Typical of so many oth- ers taken by countless families present and past, there seems little that is remarkable about such a photo. A proud parent or family member most probably shot it, attempting to capture an early...

... King, baby, yeah, I beat it like a cop.” This explicit reference to a land- mark event in the history of black struggle — the 1992 beating of Rodney King, the subsequent acquittal of the Los Angeles police officers whose protracted assault on King...

..., and Malthusian fear: “Those people have too Social Text 86, Vol. 24, No. 1, Spring 2006. © 2006 by Duke University Press. many babies.” With the authority that comes with repetition, seemingly descriptive statements circulate through communities...

... of a complexly embedded identity articulated in relation to other communities: Baghdadi Jews (in contrast to Jews of other cities), Baby- lonian Jews (to mark historical roots in the region), Iraqi Jews (to mark national affiliation), or Arab Jews (in contradistinction to Muslim and Christian Arabs, but also...

... describing his baby he provides us with his first reaction to his son’s body: “[I] held him . . . and felt a vague unrest. Why was his hair tinted with gold? An evil omen was golden hair in my life. Why had not the brown of his...

... been a site for staging nationally redemptive stories of violence that hinge on the triumph and restoration of soldier bodies. This story of Daniel, the way that death mediated his relationship to his wife and baby son, and the way that solitude was both a sign of potential death...