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Vol. 39, Spring 2018

Black Lives, Black Politics, Black Futures

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Introduction


Future Movements: Black Lives, Black Politics, Black Futures—An Introduction
tobias c. van Veen, Reynaldo Anderson
pp. 5–21
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Whip My Hair: John Jennings on the Black Liberation Technology of TOPIA's Cover
tobias c. van Veen
pp. 22–28
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Articles


Reading Black Resistance through Afrofuturism: Notes on post-Apocalyptic Blackness and Black Rebel Cyborgs in Canada
Robyn Maynard
pp. 29–47
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Unenslaveable Rapture: Afrxfuturism and Diasporic Vertigo in Beyoncé's Lemonade
Valorie D. Thomas
pp. 48–69
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Black Mecha Is Built for This: Black Masculine Identity in Firedance and Afro Samurai
Alexander Dumas J. Brickler IV
pp. 70–88
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The Grapevine Telegraph "Jes Grew": Sonic Materialism, Afrofuturism and Information Theory in Ishmael Reed's Mumbo Jumbo
Myungsung Kim
pp. 89–109
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Minority Reports from 2054: Building Collective and Critical Forecasting Imaginaries via Afrofuturetypes and Game Jamming
Lonny J. Avi Brooks, Ian Pollock
pp. 110–135
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Conversations


25 Years of Afrofuturism and Black Speculative Thought: Roundtable with Tiffany E. Barber, Reynaldo Anderson, Mark Dery, and Sheree Renée Thomas
Tiffany E. Barber
pp. 136–144
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Destination Saturn: Sun Ra's Afrofuturist Utopias in the Art of Stacey Robinson
tobias c. van Veen
pp. 145–166
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Book Reviews


How to Tell a Shattered Story about the Atomic Bomb?
Ricky Varghese
pp. 167–172
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Reclaiming History from a Cultural Land-Based Perspective: The Haudenosaunee of the Grand River
Adam Gary Lewis
pp. 173–179
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The Speculative Work of Thinking through the Optical Unconscious
Shandell Houlden
pp. 180–184
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Seeing the Circus Anew
Heather Read
pp. 185–189
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The Historical Politics of the Canadian Visual Art Scene
Guillaume Sirois
pp. 190–194
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On Observant Artists and Their Keepers
Ger Zielinski
pp. 195–203
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Transnational Relationships, Government Funding, and Canadian Literature in the World
Alec Follett
pp. 204–208
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Transmen, Discursivity and Popular Culture
J. A. Forbes
pp. 209–212
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Digital Culture from Above and Below: The Myth of Digital Universalism
tobias c. van Veen
pp. 213–221
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