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Book 2024ates beyond the planetary, stratigraphic confines of the ‘Anthropocene’. The chapters collectively point to the ontological-epistemological contradictions involved in forging liberatory spatial futures. Bringing new spatial imaginaries to bear in and outside geography, the book refuses the stricture

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Introduction,uture in the very logic to be un-done. We introduce a transdisciplinary framework, the Black Outdoors, to center attention on the circuitries of Black life-making that have continually emerged in contexts of racialized death. The text is divided into four parts. One addresses the spatial difference

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Part Two. The Maternal , {Mother + Child}: Relational Ontology and the Mattering of Black Lives (Play conveyed through a bodily maternal imaginary and carried by the .Symbolic (Chapter .). This ontology had earlier been transported to Eurasia and North Africa with the first wave of out-migration from the continent ~70,000 ago; in the Neolithic era, paternity-seeking violences emerged, prying apart

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: ‘Living’ Black Liberatory Futuresanifesto and why and how the visual became a central part of its relational design. While the Manifesto emerged from Black urbanist organizing in New York City, urbanists in other parts of the US have since joined the organization, using their locations to build . forward. The chapter makes plain th

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Remaindered Commons: Notes Toward Post-socialist Futures in China vis-à-vis the Black Outdoors of capture. I present two stories, the first being about the intimacies and affective relations among women tin miners and how they challenge the Orientalist Cold War research narratives that discuss the rural communes and working units of socialist China in terms of trauma and injury. The second d