...Nicole R. Fleetwood Duke University Press 2005 Mediating Youth COMMUNITY-BASED VIDEO PRODUCTION AND THE POLITICS OF RACE AND AUTHENTICITY “We’re...

...Sunaina Maira; Magid Shihade This essay explores hip hop produced by Palestinian youth within the 1948 borders of Israel, a site that reveals some of the most acute contradictions of nationalism, citizenship, and settler colonialism. It focuses primarily on the pioneering Palestinian hip-hop group...

...Rania Astrinaki This essay is a personally and politically implicated account of the December 2008 youth uprising in Greece, by an academic who, along with a group of her colleagues, participated actively in “street action” and followed closely the discourses articulated around it, struggling...

... history of youth protest against injustice, and excuses a state that has displaced the most strident critics of Senegalese neoliberalism by bribing them with overseas scholarships and government positions. This suggests that what some see as political and economic inactivity is manufactured through state...

...Nouri Gana This essay approaches the phenomenon of Arab rap music as an emergent form of cultural and communal intelligibility and solidarity; its simultaneous influence on and indebtedness to global hip-hop and youth cultural movements has transformed it into an increasingly transnational...

..., they lent their voices to the project. By juxtaposing these “soundings” with dreams Inuit youth have of their dead friends, the author thinks about the possibility of “sending” our voices to the absent/dead and the way they send their voices to us. 25 Ibid., 16. 26 Quoted in Rasmussen, Netsilik...

...: Youth music and youth culture ,edited by Tricia Rose and Andrew Ross. New York: Routledge, 193 -217. ____. 1998 . The globalization of culture and the new civil society. In Cultures of politics/politics of cultures:Re-visioning Latin American social movements , edited by Sonia E. Alvarez, Evelina...

... of Piety: The Islamic Revival and the Feminist Subject . Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press . Maira Sunaina . 2009 . Missing: Youth, Citizenship, and Empire after 9/11 . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Malcolm X Haley Alex . 1965 . The Autobiography of Malcolm X...

... Social Text 116 • Fall 2013 3 7 label of [our] youth,”4 while others have mocked it dismissively as “a social scene . . . not art.”5 Out magazine attempted to frame it slightly more spe- cifically as having a “punk-­pop aesthetic with a queer...

... and injuries of young people — the archetypically innocent and always premature sufferers of any violence. Second, they are perpetrated by youths. The second fact threatens the presumptions underlying the first, for the categorical innocence of the victims ought to apply to the killers. When a school...

... for not fitting behavioral norms. Myrl Beam traces the tension that emerged in an organization founded to support queer and trans youth, and to operate by and for youth, as the organization formalized, diverging from its initial mission and commitments to youth governance. The organization began to participate...

... 10/19/05 2:34:41 PM the pre-Stonewall past; idealizing youth itself, the territory of gay shame after all; and, as Lauren Berlant suggests in Regarding Sedgwick: Essays on Queer Culture and Critical Theory, focusing...

... ballads” (60) as well as the “segregation” of Brit- ish youth culture into black-and-white camps (59). The “new sexually ambiguous image” (60) of Bowie, Hebdige reports, represented a deliberate avoidance of the “real” world and the prosaic language in which...

..., a fi gure of some charisma among the Muslim youth of the North, but the fact that someone else had tried to tear off the poster of Khomeini registered the wider suspicion that Hausa Sunnis have for Shia worship. Once, while my Vespa was in a line waiting to be repaired, one of the assistants...

... located within the welfare state and the sweatshop firm, they are both the unemployed “slum dweller” and the overworked, and their youth embody neoliberalism’s nihilistic fantasy of the “menace to society” as well as its...

... Experience in The Harder They Come Prakash Younger 43 “This Is What It Means to SAG in South Africa” Leola A. Johnson 65 Mediating Youth: Community-Based Video Production and the Politics of Race and Authenticity Nicole R. Fleetwood 83 Sexing the Teacher: Voyeuristic Pleasure in the Amy...

.... There is a crying need in the city of Richmond for some method or means to put an end to youthful immorality—youthful obstreperousness. Boys at the age of twelve are men. Girls at the age of twelve are women, and grown 96...

... correlated the excess of wealth (but also in meaning) with concurrent changes in the forms of pub- lic violence, from categories of war and insurgency to classes of “common” and organized crime. As in many societies undergoing a shift to neoliberal globalization, public attention obsessed on youth...

... Mahlatsi’s and Angus Gibson’s Yizo Yizo (meaning “this is it/this is the real thing a television serial about a group of township youths who are attempting to negotiate the competing demands and opportunities of school and criminality.1 Broadcast between 1999 and 2004, Yizo Yizo offered South...

... (Free ’Hood), stand in the shadow of the tunnel, having literally undermined the U.S.-Mexico minutes pass, border.1 Behind them are other youths whom I do not know. This is their then about ten sometime home: a sleeping bag, once-white shirts...