Beth Hinderliter is Assistant Professor of Art History and Director of the Duke Hall Gallery of Fine Art at James Madison University. Her books include Antagonizing White Feminism: Intersectionality's Critique of Women's Studies and the Academy (coedited with Noelle Chaddock). Steve Peraza is Assistant Professor of History and Social Studies Education at Buffalo State College, State University of New York.

"More Than Our Pain is a thought-provoking compilation, highly recommended especially for college library social issues collections." — Midwest Book Review

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction: More Than Our Pain: Affect and Emotion in the Era of Black Lives MatterBeth Hinderliter and Steve PerazaPart I: Affect and Emotion in the Era of Black Lives Matter 1. Emotional Work and Care Labor in the Art and Politics of Black Lives MatterBeth Hinderliter2. The New Nadir: Decline and Despair in U.S. Race RelationsSteve Peraza3. Emotion, Race, and Cultural Trauma in #BlackLivesMatterErin M. Stephens4. Hoodrat Praxis in a Time of Love and FuryYomaira C. Figueroa-Vásquez and Jessica Marie JohnsonPart II: Shaping Collective Protest and Speech through Affect and Emotion 5. The Hoodie Stands Witness: & Other PoemsLauren K. Alleyne6. "I can't breathe": Visual Economies of ResistanceSiona Wilson7. "Stranger Fruit": Jon Henry in conversation with Beth Hinderliter8.The Uses of Anger: Wanda Coleman's Poetry of Black Rage and #blacklivesmatterShanna Greene Benjamin9. Bodies That Matter: Blackness, Social Symbolism, and the Affective ImageDerek Conrad MurrayPart III: Moving Forward: Overcoming Fatigue with Rage and Joy 10. A Eulogy in Two Parts and In response to the Question: If 2017 was a poem, what would it be called?Dominique Christina11. Puzzle Pieces on the Floor: Curriculum Gaps, White Fatigue, and Misunderstanding #BlackLivesMatterJoseph Flynn12. "We're Going to Have to Do It Ourselves": Banking Black in the United StatesAndrew J. Padilla13. Black Joy in the Time of FergusonJavon JohnsonNotesAbout the AuthorsIndex

Beth Hinderliter is Assistant Professor of Art History and Director of the Duke Hall Gallery of Fine Art at James Madison University. Her books include Antagonizing White Feminism: Intersectionality's Critique of Women's Studies and the Academy (coedited with Noelle Chaddock). Steve Peraza is Assistant Professor of History and Social Studies Education at Buffalo State College, State University of New York.

"More Than Our Pain is a thought-provoking compilation, highly recommended especially for college library social issues collections." — Midwest Book Review

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction: More Than Our Pain: Affect and Emotion in the Era of Black Lives MatterBeth Hinderliter and Steve PerazaPart I: Affect and Emotion in the Era of Black Lives Matter 1. Emotional Work and Care Labor in the Art and Politics of Black Lives MatterBeth Hinderliter2. The New Nadir: Decline and Despair in U.S. Race RelationsSteve Peraza3. Emotion, Race, and Cultural Trauma in #BlackLivesMatterErin M. Stephens4. Hoodrat Praxis in a Time of Love and FuryYomaira C. Figueroa-Vásquez and Jessica Marie JohnsonPart II: Shaping Collective Protest and Speech through Affect and Emotion 5. The Hoodie Stands Witness: & Other PoemsLauren K. Alleyne6. "I can't breathe": Visual Economies of ResistanceSiona Wilson7. "Stranger Fruit": Jon Henry in conversation with Beth Hinderliter8.The Uses of Anger: Wanda Coleman's Poetry of Black Rage and #blacklivesmatterShanna Greene Benjamin9. Bodies That Matter: Blackness, Social Symbolism, and the Affective ImageDerek Conrad MurrayPart III: Moving Forward: Overcoming Fatigue with Rage and Joy 10. A Eulogy in Two Parts and In response to the Question: If 2017 was a poem, what would it be called?Dominique Christina11. Puzzle Pieces on the Floor: Curriculum Gaps, White Fatigue, and Misunderstanding #BlackLivesMatterJoseph Flynn12. "We're Going to Have to Do It Ourselves": Banking Black in the United StatesAndrew J. Padilla13. Black Joy in the Time of FergusonJavon JohnsonNotesAbout the AuthorsIndex

Beth Hinderliter is Assistant Professor of Art History and Director of the Duke Hall Gallery of Fine Art at James Madison University. Her books include Antagonizing White Feminism: Intersectionality's Critique of Women's Studies and the Academy (coedited with Noelle Chaddock). Steve Peraza is Assistant Professor of History and Social Studies Education at Buffalo State College, State University of New York.

"More Than Our Pain is a thought-provoking compilation, highly recommended especially for college library social issues collections." — Midwest Book Review

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction: More Than Our Pain: Affect and Emotion in the Era of Black Lives MatterBeth Hinderliter and Steve PerazaPart I: Affect and Emotion in the Era of Black Lives Matter 1. Emotional Work and Care Labor in the Art and Politics of Black Lives MatterBeth Hinderliter2. The New Nadir: Decline and Despair in U.S. Race RelationsSteve Peraza3. Emotion, Race, and Cultural Trauma in #BlackLivesMatterErin M. Stephens4. Hoodrat Praxis in a Time of Love and FuryYomaira C. Figueroa-Vásquez and Jessica Marie JohnsonPart II: Shaping Collective Protest and Speech through Affect and Emotion 5. The Hoodie Stands Witness: & Other PoemsLauren K. Alleyne6. "I can't breathe": Visual Economies of ResistanceSiona Wilson7. "Stranger Fruit": Jon Henry in conversation with Beth Hinderliter8.The Uses of Anger: Wanda Coleman's Poetry of Black Rage and #blacklivesmatterShanna Greene Benjamin9. Bodies That Matter: Blackness, Social Symbolism, and the Affective ImageDerek Conrad MurrayPart III: Moving Forward: Overcoming Fatigue with Rage and Joy 10. A Eulogy in Two Parts and In response to the Question: If 2017 was a poem, what would it be called?Dominique Christina11. Puzzle Pieces on the Floor: Curriculum Gaps, White Fatigue, and Misunderstanding #BlackLivesMatterJoseph Flynn12. "We're Going to Have to Do It Ourselves": Banking Black in the United StatesAndrew J. Padilla13. Black Joy in the Time of FergusonJavon JohnsonNotesAbout the AuthorsIndex