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Call for Papers @JHPPL is seeking original research and commentary for a proposed special issue titled "Community Organizing, Power, and Politics." The deadline to submit is May 15, 2026. Read the full Call for Papers and Submission Guidelines: buff.ly/DlmhUQT

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The Weekly Read is "Voided Patterning: Thinking Racial and Spatial Division in the Zone" by Sita Balani. The article appears in Theorizing Racial Capitalism in (Post)Imperial Europe, a special issue of SAQ (125:1). Read it for free: buff.ly/sNyGgMr

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You can read more of Prof. Thornton's research on Afro-Latin American history in HAHR via @DukePress here: doi.org/10.1215/001821…