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edition:Paperback

category: Social Science

published: June 2019

ISBN:9781927886212

publisher: ARP Books

BlackLife

Post-BLM and the Struggle for Freedom

by Rinaldo Walcott & Idil Abdillahi

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african american studies, discrimination & race relations, social theory

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list price: $15.00

edition:Paperback

category: Social Science

published: June 2019

ISBN:9781927886212

publisher: ARP Books

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Black Life seeks to place the activist work of Black Lives Matter Toronto in a broader context of Black Canadian activist struggles and Black struggles globally. In this work BLM's intervention into the Toronto political realm marks a dis/continuous Black Canadian activism that erupts and wanes in response to local, national and international Black protest.

About the Authors

Rinaldo Walcott

Professor Rinaldo Walcott is the Director of the Women & Gender Studies Institute. Rinaldo's research is founded in a philosophical orientation that is concerned with the ways in which coloniality shapes human relations across social and cultural time and focuses on Black cultural politics; histories of colonialism in the Americas, multiculturalism, citizenship, and diaspora; gender and sexuality; and social, cultural and public policy.

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Idil Abdillahi is an Assistant Professor at Ryerson University's School of Social Work. Her work focuses on anti-black racism, black feminist thought, and anti-racism praxis.

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