Excerpt: There was an odd comfort in being a stranger.
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The materiality of race, even as it operates as a legal fiction in several instances, functions to exclude, stigmatise, wound, and break, in a literal sense, as the past many months have shown.
Is it really possible to dismantle the power of the mayor of Chicago by constantly looking for someone to occupy the office?
“This is an attempt to trace the conditions that reproduce the logic of the suffering/savage slot, even as I position my own work within those conditions.”
At the heart of the Farrow hiring was and is the biggest lie both media and consumers like to hold up: that what matters most is not substance or talent, but the ability to attract attention.
The violence of exclusion practiced by immigrants whose biggest fear is that they might be identified as Black.
No one person, not even a fictionalised heroic gay genius, was responsible for “winning” a war whose convoluted political stakes have long been drowned out in public blather about the forces of good and evil.
As gay marriage becomes legal everywhere in the United States, marriage activists will eventually drop their pretenses at being inclusive.
When I posted my blog on Rolling Stone’s mis-reporting of the University of Virginia campus rape stor
I want us to think about rape as it happens situationally, not as “rape culture.”