Review of Farhana Ibrahim’s monograph“From Family to Police Force: Security and Belonging on a South Asian Border” in the South Asia Multidisciplinary Academic Journal https://t.co/HaTVVbFWQ2
From @wendyhsin 's review of @rios_jss "Black Lives and Spatial Matters: policing blackness and practicing freedom in suburban St. Louis" in @urbgeog Volume 42, Issue 2 (2021)
Police/Worlds author @rios_jss's personal website has a collection of some of the glowing reviews of her book, Black Lives and Spatial Matters https://t.co/2vDmSJMRNS
My review in American Anthropologist of Jodi Rios' timely and invaluable work: "Black Lives and Spatial Matters: Policing Blackness and
Practicing Freedom in Suburban St. Louis by Jodi Rios", DOI: 10.1111/aman.13593
We’re thrilled to have Jodi Rios @rios_jss participating in Sprawl Session 2: Black Suburban Imaginaries. Rios is a scholar, designer, and educator whose work is located at the intersection of physical, social, and political space. RSVP to the 6/29 discussion! Link in thread.
I'm glad the book was helpful and humbled to be in such great company. Thanks to the folks @CornellPress and @Police_Worlds series for believing in the project
'Rios (@rios_jss) intends to understand the scope of antiblackness while attending to the possibility that antiblackness has no scope, can't be counted, and won't be mapped as it howls and blows like the wind of a nonlocal abstraction...'
— Fred Moten
https://t.co/W2q3yZZ8WW
Finally here! I began this journey in 2001.... “We will have to show you that your perfect system doesn’t work for us.”—Mama Cat, Epigraph. @CornellPress