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When you order my forthcoming book Engendering Blackness directly from @stanfordpress you can receive a 20% discount by using the code Douglass20. Click this link to go directly to the book's webpage sup.org/books/theory-a…

now available online: a recording of "Limits of Legibility: The Climate of Critique," a colloquium featuring Axelle Karera, Dixa Ramírez D’Oleo, Jean-Thomas Tremblay, and Lynne Huffer, moderated by Elizabeth A. Wilson — watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=PpEWtv…

An introduction excerpt for my forthcoming book "Engendering Blackness: Slavery and the Ontology of Sexual Violence" is now available on the @stanfordpress website. Click this link to read it: sup.org/books/theory-a…

Call for Papers | Shifting the Geography of Reason XXIII: Fanon at One Hundred | July 15-20, 2025 | Dumaine, François, Martinique | Submission of Abstracts: December 15, 2024 | Languages: Creole, English, French, Portuguese, or Spanish | For more, visit: caribbeanphilosophy.org/conference

new special issue 'Blackness, Philosophy and Crisis,' edited by linette park, with sexton, farley, marriott, me: euppublishing.com/toc/olr/46/1

Pasolini was such a cool nerd who the fuck puts a film's "essential bibliography" in the credits

@MimbresSchool is excited to announce a special summer reading group series with Taija McDougall (@amalgam_screams), "Libidinal Economies 101." The group meets Thursdays @ 5:30 Pacific, July 11, 25, Aug 8, 22. You can attend all four groups for just $60, msg for details

So thrilled to announce that my article, "Passports, Prisons and Every Space Between" is now out in @tsqjournal in a special issue on abolition edited by Christopher Joseph Lee, @stillhere_415, Jemma DeCristo, and Ren-yo Hwang. Read it for free here: bit.ly/4dQrcLN

@CritDrip You may already know of this but I saw your mug at “Lacan L’exposition” at Centre Pompidou Metz today - oddly enough I don’t think any info about you/the mug is given on the wall marker for this vitrine though, but I could have missed it?

Thanks to those who have continued to support me here. I've been busy doing other design projects among other things. Your patronage is appreciated : crit-drip.com

Foucault's *Nietzsche* just arrived, all 410 pages of it! The official publication date @EditionsduSeuil is May 31, 2024, but the publisher has already run through the first printing and has ordered a second run. The book should be available in libraries any time now...

@jatella Do you know if this was recorded? (I did indeed miss it 🥲)

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Margarita Terekhova on the film set of MIRROR (Andrei Tarkovsky, 1975). Playing at Metrograph starting May 17th. bit.ly/3QnNwCy

Fine auteurs do negation Interviewer: Scholars of your work often associate it with the ideas of Freud and Lacan, can you speak about your familiarity with these thinkers? David Lynch: Um, sure, but I don’t know the second man (laughter) ...

Because what this really exposes is that, at the end of the day, the work of Black writers, thinkers, and artists in a white academic’s hands might be, at best, negotiation material for a DUP book deal, or, at worst, the source of new developments in police strategy

Or, what’s terrifying is the possibility that the white scholar can know so intimately every facet of the theoretical stakes of imperialism, anti-Blackness, and colonialism and still align with state power…

Even more troubling than Ian Baucom’s (Black Atlantic lit scholar & UVA provost) role in siccing riot cops on students is the possibility that his actions exemplify the general trajectory of white ‘anti-racist’ scholarship…

New communique from participants in the Hind's Hall occupation thenewinquiry.com/from-harlem-to…

You dont petition the plantation, you burn it down.

now available online: a recording of "Limits of Legibility: Questions of Blackness and Sexuality," a colloquium featuring Joan Copjec, Lee Edelman, David Marriott, and Selamawit D. Terrefe, moderated by Elizabeth Wilson — watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=qyn4nL…