Contributors to this special issue examine the entanglements and aftermaths of colonialism, apartheid, and genocide in our contemporary moment of forced displacement, techno-surveillance, and global authoritarian ethno-nationalism. By connecting disparate legacies of racialized violence, the essays negotiate continuities and discontinuities between history/event and aftermath and offer openings for imagining the future, the unthought, and the not-yet-imagined.
Contributors: Vilashini Cooppan, Elsadig Elsheik, Paul Gilroy, David Theo Goldberg, Marianne Hirsch, Bouchra Khalili, Debarati Sanyal, Jane Taylor