Clary-Lemon, Jennifer and David M. Grant (eds.).Decolonial Conversations in Posthuman and New Material Rhetorics. Ohio State University Press: 2022. Pp. 252. ISBN 978-0-8142-1492-3.

Chapter 5, authored by A. I. Ramírez, focuses on the global border industrial complex (GBIC), "a contradictory, imperial specter - a sensitive, recursive, globalized network or matrix of border (in)securities" (p. 115). Ramírez argues that "through [border wall] murals, artists express themselves and create a visual representation of the phenomenological consequences of border imperialism" (p. 115). Cedillo notes that "indigenous people have been talking about climate cataclysm for hundreds of years in relation to the ravages of colonization" (p. 105). [Extracted from the article]