...Mike Hill 2005 the minnesota review 2005 Mike Hill Invention of the White Race Scholar; or, A Life as Insurrection, Ted Allen (1919-2005) / ask indulgence for only one assumption, namely, that while some people may desire to be masters, all persons are born equally...

...Vasantha Sambamurti Copyright © 2021 Vasantha Sambamurti 2021 Vasantha Sambamurti I Inspire Song in White Women I inspire song in white women. Unblinking they sing at me: Doll! Pet! Knit this child a store-bought dress. Daily I dream of scooping her up. Skin sherbet smooth. Store her...

... white institutional structures as a categorical problem that spreads across all disciplines by identifying four formative aspects of the university: understanding the university as an institution, its relationship with society and literature, and the canon-building discourses that fuel a market demand...

...Mike White © 2006 the minnesota review 2006 the minnesota review Mike White. Mint Condition my memory of that postage stamp and its tiny blue-coated soldier propped stiffly against a big floweringtre e musket lying still...

...Arisa White © 2010 by Virginia Tech 2010 Arisa White It was easier to manage I started kindergarten that fall you went off to Guyana. Granny cut off my dreadlocks. She knew how to press and curl, ponytail and cornrow but palm roll locks till the roots stiffen with beeswax...

... in light of the intended audience for each film. Gran Torino addresses white male anxieties about race, gender, and class. In depicting the relationship between the protagonist and his Hmong neighbors, the film falls into paternalistic trappings that appeal to white audiences but disturb audiences of color...

... of life in the face of white supremacism. It considers the ways in which the violences of white supremacism uncommon black life—that is, bar blackness from belonging—as well as the ways in which poetry and politics become avenues through which black life invents alternative socialities. From...

... is that wounded (white) masculinity stands in need of healing through a return to battle and conquest. Works Cited Baldwin James . 1993 . Nobody Knows My Name . New York : Vintage . Barthes Roland . 1995 . A Barthes Reader . Edited by Sontag Susan . New York : Hill and Wang...

... of this nation. The author argues that the example of Standing Rock allows us to see the convergence and conflict among neoliberal biopolitics, white environmentalism, and the notion of the commons. Sophia A. McClennen A Biopolitics of the Commons Around the same time that the Lakota Nation set up the camp...

... First Book Prize, and the Organization of American Historians' Avery O. Craven Prize in 1994. Related essays include "The Eighteenth Brumaire of Abraham Lincoln: Revolutionary Rhetoric and the Emergence of Bourgeois State" {CLIO [Winter 1993 "White Kids and No Kids at All: Languages...

... that the culture of the Bywater —​a New Orleans neighborhood long known for its interra- cial contact points between African American professionals and itin- erant European buskers, white punks and the black working class —​ had been supplanted by a familiar urban stew. Exported from Burlington, Vermont...

...Cameron Barnett © 2017 Cameron Barnett 2017 Cameron Barnett The Drowning Boy’s Guide to Water Remember the strength of chlorine, the indoor pool, swim class clinging to the kickboard then jumping from the ledge into the arms of the smiling white lady, only...

... knowledge. Their stories present challenges to living under neoliberal capitalism, white patriarchy, ableism, and environmental destruction. These mermaid tales reflect our most pressing anxieties and concerns, about racial and social justice, climate change, technological upgrade culture, and more...

... of promulgating the Big Lie.3 Even as Horowitz was presenting himself as a compassionate conservative with only the best interests of black people at heart, he was publishing in FrontPage Magazine a series of articles by James Lubinskas, an unabashed white...

..., Ishmael Reed, and Samuel R. Delany . New York : Greenwood , 1987 . McRuer Robert Wilkerson Abby . “ Introduction .” GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies . 9.1-2 ( 2003 ): 1 - 23 . Pfeil Fred . White Guys: Studies in Postmodern Domination and Difference . London...

... of the rise of a white, bourgeois, free European (and later US) citizenry. In relation to the plantation complex, then, we can see an interlocking logic of enclo- sure (in the form of settler colonialism and land theft), racialization (in the form of race slavery and white expropriation of land and labor...

... . Young, Gifted, and Black: Promoting High Achievement among African-American Students . Boston : Beacon , 2003 . Razack Sherene H. Looking White People in the Eye: Gender, Race, and Culture in Courtrooms and Classrooms . Toronto : U of Toronto P , 1998 . Rich Adrienne . “Taking...

... African-American canon usually meant male, and women’s literature usually meant white. Hazel Carby, in her 1987 book Reconstructing Womanhood: The Emergence of the African American Woman Novelist (Oxford UP), showed otherwise, recovering a black “women’s era” of writers from...