Performing the spadework of civil rights: SNCC’s free southern theater as radical place-making and epistemic justice von Inwood, Joshua F. J., Alderman, Derek

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When the archive sings to you: SNCC and the atmospheric politics of race von Inwood, Joshua FJ, Alderman, Derek H

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The mapping behind the movement: On recovering the critical cartographies of the African American Freedom Struggle von Alderman, Derek H., Inwood, Joshua F.J., Bottone, Ethan

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Property and whiteness: the Oregon standoff and the contradictions of the U.S. Settler State von Inwood, Joshua F. J., Bonds, Anne

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Racial Capital, Abolition, and a Geographic Argument for Reparations von Inwood, Joshua F.J., Livia Brand, Anna, Quinn, Elise Andrea

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The National Civil Rights Museum, Memphis, Tennessee von ALDERMAN, DEREK H., INWOOD, JOSHUA F. J.

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Geographies of Race in the American South: The Continuing Legacies of Jim Crow Segregation von INWOOD, JOSHUA F. J.

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Taking Down the Flag Is Just a Start: Toward the Memory-Work of Racial Reconciliation in White Supremacist America von INWOOD, JOSHUA F.J., ALDERMAN, DEREK

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The struggle against post-truth politics has always been about white supremacy: Lessons from the informational praxis of SNCC von Inwood, Joshua FJ, Alderman, Derek H

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Militarism and the mutually assured destruction of climate change von Inwood, Joshua F.J., Tyner, James A.

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Theorizing Violence and the Dialectics of Landscape Memorialization: A Case Study of Greensboro, North Carolina von Tyner, James A, Inwood, Joshua F J, Alderman, Derek H

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Searching for the Promised Land: Examining Dr Martin Luther King's Concept of the Beloved Community von Inwood, Joshua F.J.

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While we dialogue, others die: A response to ‘The possibilities and limits to dialogue’ von Alderman, Derek, Inwood, Joshua FJ

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Love and the Other: A response to Morrison et al. (2012) von Inwood, Joshua F.J.

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Constructing African American Urban Space in Atlanta, Georgia von INWOOD, JOSHUA F. J.

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“It is the innocence which constitutes the crime”: Political geographies of white supremacy, the construction of white innocence, and the Flint water crisis von Inwood, Joshua F.J.

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Contested memory in the birthplace of a king: a case study of Auburn Avenue and the Martin Luther King Jr. National Park von Inwood, Joshua F.J.

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Where Do We Go From Here?: Transportation Justice and the Struggle for Equal Access von INWOOD, JOSHUA F.J., ALDERMAN, DEREK, WILLIAMS, JILL

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“It is the innocence which constitutes the crime”This is a line from James Baldwin's The Fire Next Time (Baldwin, ) and serves as a basis for my reading of the concept of white inn... von Inwood, Joshua FJ

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Civil Rights Memorials And The Geography Of Memory. By Owen J. Dwyer and Derek H. Alderman von Inwood, Joshua F. J.

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