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Edition 19: Black Scenes (Issue 2)

Editor's Note

♦ Barbara Ransby

From the Rotten Apple to the State of Empire: Neoliberalism, Hip Hop, and New York City’s Crisis

♦ Lisa B. Y. Calvente

Intimate Antagonisms: Re-Imagining the Scene of Resistance in Gayl Jones’s Corregidora

♦ Felice Blake

“They should have called Katrina ‘Gone with the Wind’”: Charles Burnett’s Quiet As Kept and the Neoliberal Racial State

♦ Justin Gomer

Spectacular Intimacies: Texture, Ethnicity, and a Touch of Black Cultural Politics

♦ andré m. carrington

Black Skin, White Uniforms: Race, Clothing, and the Visual Vernacular of Luxury in the Andes

♦ Tamara J. Walker

Cold War Culturalism and African Diaspora Theory: Some Theoretical Sketches

♦ Charisse Burden-Stelly