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Journal of Reformed Theology, 2017
Even though theology and Critical Race Theory (CRT) have yet to partner with one another in earnest, neo-Calvinism of the Kuyperian variety shares with CRT some important commitments. Kuyper and CRT both problematize liberalism. For Kuyper, French Revolutionary liberalism was a humanistic revolt against the God from whom originate individual freedoms ...
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Even though theology and Critical Race Theory (CRT) have yet to partner with one another in earnest, neo-Calvinism of the Kuyperian variety shares with CRT some important commitments. Kuyper and CRT both problematize liberalism. For Kuyper, French Revolutionary liberalism was a humanistic revolt against the God from whom originate individual freedoms ...
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Veterinary Record, 2020
‘The British Veterinary Association stands with all members and Team Vet colleagues who face prejudice. We want to state clearly that Black Lives Matter and it is up to all of us to act against racism and discrimination.’
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‘The British Veterinary Association stands with all members and Team Vet colleagues who face prejudice. We want to state clearly that Black Lives Matter and it is up to all of us to act against racism and discrimination.’
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#BlackLivesMatter: Innovative Black Resistance
Sociological Forum, 2019Since 2013, extrajudicial police killings of black people have captured the attention of U.S. and international media, substantially because of the work of leaders in the Black Lives Matter (#BLM) movement. #BLM is simultaneously a group of localized organizations and a broad online social movement.
Jozie Nummi, Carly Jennings, Joe Feagin
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From #Blacklivesmatter to Critical Hope
2022Jesse’s positionality: I anchor my thoughts as a new assistant professor in the work of Meyerson (2001), who calls attention to tempered radicals. Meyerson (2001) states,
Jesse R. Ford, Brandy S. Propst
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Precarity in the Era of #BlackLivesMatter
WSQ: Women's Studies Quarterly, 2017Guy Standing's theory of precarity fails to account for the myriad ways in which people of African descent, specifically Black Americans, experienced precarity prior to the rise of neoliberalism. This facilitates Black Americans remaining an eternal precariat class and also undermines the multiracial, progressive coalitions that could assist in solving
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Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies, 2016
This article situates the loss of Michael Brown and Eric Garner within the affective resonance of the Transatlantic Slave Trade’s afterlife. Building upon critical theories of performance and memory that position nonexistence as the generative force of Black life, I interrogate the activism sparked by the untimely death of Brown and Garner as a ...
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This article situates the loss of Michael Brown and Eric Garner within the affective resonance of the Transatlantic Slave Trade’s afterlife. Building upon critical theories of performance and memory that position nonexistence as the generative force of Black life, I interrogate the activism sparked by the untimely death of Brown and Garner as a ...
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How Religious Is #BlackLivesMatter?
2018Many commentators have suggested that the US Civil Rights Movement was led by religious figures while the current movement for racial justice, organized around the slogan Black Lives Matter, is secular. This chapter complicates that narrative. It examines ways that religious ideas and practices continue to circulate among racial justice organizers ...
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