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1. Morrison’s <italic>The Bluest Eye</italic> and the Myth of Persephone: An Ecofeminist Critique.

2. Seven million tweets of violence: gendered analysis of Black women representation on social media platforms.

3. Towards the South as a Carceral Landscape: The Historiography of Slave Patrols in the Antebellum United States.

4. Ideological Baggage: An Analysis of Sully (Clint Eastwood, 2016) and Flight (Robert Zemeckis, 2012).

5. More than a Massacre: Racial Violence and Citizenship in the Haitian-Dominican Borderlands.

6. Mapping black geographies.

7. Nooses and Nazi swastikas on U.S. campuses: an anti-racist call for a rhetorical reframing of hate symbols as violent technologies.

8. Smartphones and video as security articulation infrastructures: evidencing Black Lives Matter.

9. Racial Rage, Racial Guilt: The Uses of Anger in Asian America.

10. Nonpossessive caring during the two pandemics.

11. Existential themes of the 2020s syndemic polycrisis.

12. The psychological impact of the COVID‐19 pandemic on Black social workers.

13. Seeking Justice in Black Spaces: The Geography, Memory, and Legacy of the Tulsa Race Massacre.

14. Say Her Name: Resistance, Race Riots, and a Bioarchaeology of Black Life in New York City.

15. Textures of Black sound and affect: Life and death in New Orleans.

16. Rituals of Lament and Agency in the Aftermath of Anti-Black Racial Violence.

17. Our Own Worst Enemies: The Violent Style in American Politics.

18. Women OF THE Year.

19. All people must be able to write about the birds.

20. Bitter Fruit at Twenty.

21. Nope: Blackness, the Informe, and Cinema.

22. Psychoanalyzing democracies: Antagonisms, paranoia, and the productivity of depression.

23. Excavating Whiteness in the African Archive: The Story of Amandus Johnson's 1920s Expedition to Angola for the Penn Museum.

24. Legally Codifying A Social Construction: How American Courts Have Weaponized Whiteness to Exclude Black and Chinese People.

25. Radical Democracy: John Dewey and Angela Y. Davis on Pluralism and Prisons.

26. Police abolition: Geo Maher, A world without police: How strong communities make cops obsolete. London: Verso, 2022.

27. "Worse than a Rebel": Racial Perceptions of Michigan's Civil War Soldiers.

28. A Qualitative Analysis of Black Mother Preparation for Bias Messages Following Incidents of Racism-Related Violence.

29. The Inherent Violence of Anti-Black Racism and its Effects on HIV Care for Black Sexually Minoritized Men.

30. What Is Blackness to Sport Management? Manifestations of Anti-Blackness in the Field.

31. What We Owe 2020-Somethings.

32. The American Story of Blackness: Moving Beyond the Violence of Whiteness in Schools.

33. Unmute Yourself: The Rule of Justice (Lex Iustitiae).

34. "A Brief Moment in the Sun": Mapping White Backlash in the History of K-12 Black Education in the United States.

35. TEMPORAL TAMPERING AND "THE CASE FOR REPARATIONS".

36. The Architecture of Immigration Restriction, 1924.

37. Racism, Patriarchalism, Classism, and Political Intersections in Rio de Janeiro.

38. Doing The Work to Do the Work: Black Teacher Educators Learning to Heal and Healing to Teach.

39. WE'VE ALWAYS LIVED IN FEAR.

41. "Killing It from the Inside": Acknowledging and Valuing Black, Indigenous, and People of Color as LIS Faculty.

42. When Whiny, Incompetent Nazis Lost Big.

43. Jennifer McClellan.

44. Five Ways Textbooks Lie About Reconstruction.

45. Intersectional Sensibilities and the Spatial Analyses of Ida B. Wells-Barnett and Ellen Churchill Semple.

46. Visions of Police Power: A Symposium on Abolition Politics.

47. Ethics in Ethnography: Lessons of Amana and Ghayb in the Middle East for Medical Anthropology.

48. Decolonizing African and African Diasporan Cultural Memory in Djanet Sears and M. NourbeSe Philip's Works.

49. The Sights and Sounds of State Violence: Encounters with the Archive of David Oluwale.

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