... normal.” Yet even a cursory review of protest policing in Canada reveals that state intervention in resistance movements is alive and well and that Indigenous peoples and allied social movements are made subject to repression, surveillance, and criminalization through the mechanism of injunctions...

...Minkah Makalani For nearly two weeks, residents of Ferguson, MO, led a series of nightly protests over the killing of eighteen-year-old Michael Brown by a white police officer. The protests emerged outside the auspices of any mainstream organizations, lacked identifiable leadership, and never made...

... that the racial policing of black populations underlines a democratic-racial social order constituted by and accountable to a white citizenship. Its logic of white sovereignty is increasingly revealed by black protests attached to the signifier BlackLivesMatter , which can be read in part as black life politics...

...: Freedom from the Police While the so-called Arab Spring began in Tunisia, the mass protests against Ben Ali did not feature the occupation of a public square. The occu- pation tactic was therefore not only introduced in Egypt but arguably came to define the ongoing series of mass protests...

...Juliet Hooker After Ferguson in 2014, the visibility of protests against police violence resulted in much analysis of black protest, while the phenomenon of white rage was left largely unexamined until Donald Trump's surprising 2016 presidential victory. This essay reframes the problem...

... the public mourning of Black families over the police killing of Black people and the public rage of Black protesters. The article also develops the idea of a populism of Black feeling involved in activating and influencing a marking and critique of white sovereignty that split white solidarity...

... to the global insurgence of neoliberal reason within the university space. The discourse around the 2015–16 student movement became centered on moments of spectacle—violent clashes between students and police, the burning of paintings, and buildings and images of students protesting en masse outside Parliament...

... politics, and incompatible with white-centered notions of justice, liberty, and democratic freedom. Critically, in this moment, as Black Americans are disproportionately harmed by the effects of COVID-19, hypersurveilled in neighborhoods plagued by neoliberal disinvestment, and over-policed en masse, mass...

...Alexandre F. Mendes This article analyzes the strategies of “integrating” the favelas into the city in Rio de Janeiro through state enforcement and an expansion of financial measures. In a new arrangement of the public-private dichotomy, Pacifying Police Units (Unidade de Polícia Pacificadora; UPPs...

... . 2013 . “Cabral afirma que não sabia de policiais infiltrados em manifestações” (“Cabral Affirms that He Did Not Know about Undercover Police in Protests”) . Globo.com , July 25 . extra.globo.com/noticias/rio/cabral-afirma-que-nao-sabia-de-policiais-infiltrados-em-manifestacoes-9176819.html...

... ( Winter-Spring ): 217 – 35 . Barker Kim Baker Mike Watkins Ali . 2021 . “ In City After City, Police Mishandled Black Lives Matter Protests .” New York Times , March 20 . https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/20/us/protests-policing-george-floyd.html . Bennett Dalton Cahlan...

... : Routledge . Barnor Hesse and Juliet Hooker Introduction: On Black Political Thought inside Global Black Protest ​Recent global trends in the policing deaths and antipolicing protests of black people urge a recon...

... the US military to continue. That same evening, security forces charged at a procession of two thousand people who wanted to occupy the platforms at the train station in protest. Police violence continued and increased against protesters at a series of other events. In October three days before...

..., leaving protesters without food, water, or access to toilets (the legality of such a technique is still being contested in UK and EU courts). Police continued to harass and insult protesters throughout November and December, using horse and baton charges; dragging one student, Jody McIntyre, from...

... legitimacy and tempo- rary demobilization of different protest groups promised a return to a more authoritative role for the police as long as they did not take too many risks. That meant, for Gamal El-Din, staying out of politics. A report (EIPR 2013) that documents police violence during...

... rights for a development project. The camp took root on September 17, 2011, with about one hundred tents and daily protests. OWS might have fallen on deaf ears had it not been for the mayor and the city’s police force. About a week in, videos of police pepper-­spraying young girls at point...

... and NPR/ NRC) were largely universities and metropolitan cities. The spark that lit a wildfire of protests was the brutal beating of students by Delhi Police, which had forced its entry in the library of Jamia Millia Islamia University. The video captures of police brutality on hapless students soon...

... an hour, facing the group of students who likewise stand still and broadcast our vigil. Behind the students appears a group of undercover police who anxiously observe the people attending the protest and take their photos. The famous dogs and cats of the campus join us, casually lying on the lawn in front...

... constant harassment from the police, who attack, pester, chase, abuse, and kill them. Many people have been surprised by the level of police violence against the protesters in the strike. Even before the Havana peace accord, the majority of the upper strata of the large cities was accustomed to seeing...

..., which were brutally attacked by the police, into “legal rallies” planned by a loose coalition of liberals, leftists, and nationalists, who negotiated with the authorities on behalf of the protesters and began to represent the movement to officials and the media. As the movement began to grow...