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Afterword: Toward decolonizing anthropology's public spaces.

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Ulysse, Gina Athena.

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American ethnologist.vol. 47, no. 2 (May 2020), p. 198-202 :ill ISSN0094-0496

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Troubling whiteness: An interview with Mary Ferguson (Witnessing Whiteness) and Tiffany Robertson (Touchy Topics Tuesday).

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Kwon, Jong Bum.

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American ethnologist.vol. 47, no. 2 (May 2020), p. 176-181 :ill ISSN0094-0496

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Racial spatial politics: Policing Black citizens in white spaces and a 21st‐century uprising.

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Boyles, Andrea S.

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American ethnologist.vol. 47, no. 2 (May 2020), p. 150-154 :ill ISSN0094-0496

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Crime seen: Racial terror and the technologies of Black life and death.

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Parikh, Shanti.

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American ethnologist.vol. 47, no. 2 (May 2020), p. 128-138 :ill ISSN0094-0496

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Five years later, but centuries in the making: Ferguson, racial segregation, and fatal interactions with police.

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Johnson, Odis.

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American ethnologist.vol. 47, no. 2 (May 2020), p. 142-146 :ill ISSN0094-0496

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My Lens, Our Ferguson.

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Gant, Mancy.

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American ethnologist.vol. 47, no. 2 (May 2020), p. 148-149 :ill ISSN0094-0496

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Found: 6 Titles

Afterword: Toward decolonizing anthropology's public spaces.

Troubling whiteness: An interview with Mary Ferguson (Witnessing Whiteness) and Tiffany Robertson (Touchy Topics Tuesday).

Racial spatial politics: Policing Black citizens in white spaces and a 21st‐century uprising.

Crime seen: Racial terror and the technologies of Black life and death.

Five years later, but centuries in the making: Ferguson, racial segregation, and fatal interactions with police.

My Lens, Our Ferguson.

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Found: 6 Titles

Afterword: Toward decolonizing anthropology's public spaces.

Troubling whiteness: An interview with Mary Ferguson (Witnessing Whiteness) and Tiffany Robertson (Touchy Topics Tuesday).

Racial spatial politics: Policing Black citizens in white spaces and a 21st‐century uprising.

Crime seen: Racial terror and the technologies of Black life and death.

Five years later, but centuries in the making: Ferguson, racial segregation, and fatal interactions with police.

My Lens, Our Ferguson.

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