Alix L. Olson is Associate Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality at Emory University (Oxford College) as well as an internationally recognized spoken word artist. Her most recent book is The Ends of Resistance: Making and Unmaking Democracy. Alex Zamalin is Professor of Africana Studies and Political Science at Rutgers University, New Brunswick. He is the author of numerous books, including Counterculture: The Story of America from Bohemia to Hip-Hop.

"The Art of Anti-Racism is a well-conceived intervention in the role of art and art theory in contemporary political theory, with special focus on the history of African American and Africana political thought. The volume draws on a variety of invaluable perspectives across political theory, including black feminism, aesthetics, educational theory, and grassroots political action. It is an indispensable resource for established scholars and students alike." — Elvira Basevich, University of California, Davis

• IntroductionAlix L. Olson and Alex Zamalin1. The Robert Hungerford School and Black Speculative Counterpublics in Eatonville, FloridaJulian C. Chambliss and Scot A. French2. The Civics of Suffering: The Black Freedom Movement, Social Darwinism, and the Politics of Public HealthMaxwell G. Burkey3. Using Forum Theater to Practice Anti-Racist Norms: A Case Study from UCONN HartfordJane Anna Gordon4. Black Dancers Matter: Black Ballerinas, Robert E. Lee, and the Politics of ResistanceSimon Stow and Amanda Millis5. Afrofuturism as ReconstitutionAlex Zamalin6. Parables of Resilience: Promising Pessimism, Octavia Butler's "Purpose," and the Making of WorldsAlix L. Olson7. "My Ovaries Ain't For You to Bully": Trap Feminist Rappers and the Fight for Sexual Autonomy and Reproductive JusticeShantee Rosado8. Convicted by Our Humanity: Race and the Politics of ArtUtz McKnight and Jared RodríguezList of ContributorsIndex

Alix L. Olson is Associate Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality at Emory University (Oxford College) as well as an internationally recognized spoken word artist. Her most recent book is The Ends of Resistance: Making and Unmaking Democracy. Alex Zamalin is Professor of Africana Studies and Political Science at Rutgers University, New Brunswick. He is the author of numerous books, including Counterculture: The Story of America from Bohemia to Hip-Hop.

"The Art of Anti-Racism is a well-conceived intervention in the role of art and art theory in contemporary political theory, with special focus on the history of African American and Africana political thought. The volume draws on a variety of invaluable perspectives across political theory, including black feminism, aesthetics, educational theory, and grassroots political action. It is an indispensable resource for established scholars and students alike." — Elvira Basevich, University of California, Davis

• IntroductionAlix L. Olson and Alex Zamalin1. The Robert Hungerford School and Black Speculative Counterpublics in Eatonville, FloridaJulian C. Chambliss and Scot A. French2. The Civics of Suffering: The Black Freedom Movement, Social Darwinism, and the Politics of Public HealthMaxwell G. Burkey3. Using Forum Theater to Practice Anti-Racist Norms: A Case Study from UCONN HartfordJane Anna Gordon4. Black Dancers Matter: Black Ballerinas, Robert E. Lee, and the Politics of ResistanceSimon Stow and Amanda Millis5. Afrofuturism as ReconstitutionAlex Zamalin6. Parables of Resilience: Promising Pessimism, Octavia Butler's "Purpose," and the Making of WorldsAlix L. Olson7. "My Ovaries Ain't For You to Bully": Trap Feminist Rappers and the Fight for Sexual Autonomy and Reproductive JusticeShantee Rosado8. Convicted by Our Humanity: Race and the Politics of ArtUtz McKnight and Jared RodríguezList of ContributorsIndex

Alix L. Olson is Associate Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality at Emory University (Oxford College) as well as an internationally recognized spoken word artist. Her most recent book is The Ends of Resistance: Making and Unmaking Democracy. Alex Zamalin is Professor of Africana Studies and Political Science at Rutgers University, New Brunswick. He is the author of numerous books, including Counterculture: The Story of America from Bohemia to Hip-Hop.

"The Art of Anti-Racism is a well-conceived intervention in the role of art and art theory in contemporary political theory, with special focus on the history of African American and Africana political thought. The volume draws on a variety of invaluable perspectives across political theory, including black feminism, aesthetics, educational theory, and grassroots political action. It is an indispensable resource for established scholars and students alike." — Elvira Basevich, University of California, Davis

• IntroductionAlix L. Olson and Alex Zamalin1. The Robert Hungerford School and Black Speculative Counterpublics in Eatonville, FloridaJulian C. Chambliss and Scot A. French2. The Civics of Suffering: The Black Freedom Movement, Social Darwinism, and the Politics of Public HealthMaxwell G. Burkey3. Using Forum Theater to Practice Anti-Racist Norms: A Case Study from UCONN HartfordJane Anna Gordon4. Black Dancers Matter: Black Ballerinas, Robert E. Lee, and the Politics of ResistanceSimon Stow and Amanda Millis5. Afrofuturism as ReconstitutionAlex Zamalin6. Parables of Resilience: Promising Pessimism, Octavia Butler's "Purpose," and the Making of WorldsAlix L. Olson7. "My Ovaries Ain't For You to Bully": Trap Feminist Rappers and the Fight for Sexual Autonomy and Reproductive JusticeShantee Rosado8. Convicted by Our Humanity: Race and the Politics of ArtUtz McKnight and Jared RodríguezList of ContributorsIndex