Titlebook: Spatial Futures; Difference and the P LaToya E. Eaves,Heidi J. Nast,Alex G. Papadopoulos Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Critical Engagement into GIS Methods While Wrestling with Slavery’s ArchiveKatherine McKittrick’s work Demonic Ground: Black Women and Cartographies of Struggle and, more recently, Dear Science and Other Stories, it then offers, by way of my own discoveries in? using GIS, a framework for working with GIS while remaining attuned to ethics of care in writing about Black geographies within the archive of slavery.

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Remaindered Commons: Notes Toward Post-socialist Futures in China vis-à-vis the Black Outdoorsd the logic of damage, disposability, and loss. The two case studies are remaindered commons that provide an analytical entry point into how the political and socio-spatial relations structuring these women’s experiences of community and resistance make other relationalities possible.

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“Symbols AND Systems!” The “Take ‘Em Down Nola” Coalition’s Decolonial Approach to Memory Workond the Confederacy to include ALL symbols of white supremacy and settler colonialism, including the genocidal, anti-Native, slaveholder, General Andrew Jackson, as well as ideas about who ought to replace him as the namesake of Jackson Square.

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But That’s Just Mad! Reading the Utopian Impulse in , and le. By examining the ways that Du Bois and Schuyler make use of their utopian novels, this chapter explores how the trajectories of possibility in the two novels provide insights into the politics and poetics of their speculative writings and presage Afrofuturism and debates about Black futures at the precipice of the post-Anthropocene.

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Part One. The Maternal , {Mother + Child}: Relational Ontology and the Mattering of Black Lives (PlaSymbolic) losses of hunting. Paternity-seeking worked . to break up the bodily maternal imaginary into possessable parts, {Mother + Child}. Unable to find relief through this possession, paternity-seeking turned to conquest and slavery some 5000 years ago, maternal alienation deepening as the conque