...Margo Natalie Crawford This essay explores the temporal differences between the lived experience of black flesh and the black body. The author uncovers an aesthetics of the open body that differs greatly from the ongoing naturalizing of the always already marked black body. There is an emerging...

....) that expose the world’s indifference to the plight of this community and Black bodies writ large. Further, the author places interlocutors in conversation with Black feminist historians’ and theorists’ discussions of sex work among Black women to expose points of convergence between Black cis- and transgender...

... only as a black body. This is the objecthood that Fanon experiences as fixing him in the white gaze, and preempting him as an individual subject. Thus Fanon sees in the Lordship and Bondage (or master and slave) relation of G. W. F. Hegel’s Phenomenology the life-endangering, yet life-affirming risk...

... as subjects deserving of death. Mbembe's and Wright's delineation of necropolitics illuminates much about contemporary US racial politics. This article examines how black activists and others challenge official efforts to assign meaning to the bodies of the slain. It also examines the difficulties feminist...

... 1991), McRobbie • Art and the Politics of Black Cultural Production  673 all of which opened up questions about visual culture and the act of looking, youth culture/subculture, the black body, masculinity, gay sexual desire against a backdrop of economic hardship, homophobia...

... on mourning a relative, loved one, distant friend, and the uncertainty of the living body, through measures that are within and outside of human control. As the call for this special issue of SAQ noted, “Black temporalities of crisis might consist of subtle, collective and individual experiences...

... ) offers a more incisive reading for Buna's inhabitation practices. She poses Black spaciousness as difference without separability . Coercion of this separating out of urban modernity was the necessity upholding liberty. For separation is always threatened by the instabilities in maintaining bodies...

... and the Fictions of Black Leadership , Erica R. Edwards traces an archive of literary contestations to charisma. Edwards’s notion of masculine authority is anchored in a cisgender male body. Here I examine what takes place in the charismatic scenario when its protagonist is a cisgender woman, a black female...

... make of it; gives me more free­ dom to choose what my body/mind does in the world; makes me get younger instead of older. Like me, watercolor has its own opinion and illumina­ tion. Like me, it is mortal. When I use ink, as in these black ink paintings, I often close my eyes as I make the lines...

... and interpersonal violence. The police have long targeted black and Latinx trans people in and around public restrooms; recent antitrans bathroom bills aim to intensify and generalize such policing of trans bodies. The essay opens with a phenomenological inquiry into the moment of such policing, in which an officer...

... in Cali starting on April 28, 2021, requires an intersectional lens that takes into account the multiple forms of oppression that come together in Black and Indigenous bodies and women, as well as in the practices and manifestations of resistance.5 We cannot ignore racism to privilege other forms...

... health policies, this essay demonstrates a split discourse on welfare—understood as care of the social body—that at once privatizes child care and continues to treat poor, often black and brown, parents as dangerous caregivers. Characterized by vociferous polemics about where, with whom, and for how long...

..., women who were dispossessed and placed in forced diasporas, who tied their bodies to this territory in dis- pute. Black, Indigenous, and Afro-Indigenous women expelled from their forests, kidnapped from their continent and raped they are the face of poor communities. They weave to protect life...

... of racial violence it was intended to transcend? How is it that this bronze sculpture honoring Joe Louis has ended up besmirching the cross-racial legacy of the first black man to be promoted as a national hero? Public Art and Local Geopolitics: The Reproducible Body as Racial Ideology Using...

... began publicly and energetically orchestrating Black Bad Man boasts of our imagined futures. But when—after a party at the segregated YMCA, wind chilling our bodies moist still from the sensuous last slow dance...

... of violence against black citizens is almost perverse. Moreover, replacing bodies phenotypically marked as white with those phenotypically marked as black in elected office does not magi- cally transform the racial character of the state (Goldberg 2001). 450  The South Atlantic Quarterly • July 2017...

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