Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. INTRODUCTION Anthropology of White Supremacy 1
4. Section I Anthropology as White Supremacy
5. 1 The Blinding Light of Race and the Nature Politic 17
6. 2 Africanist Ethnography: race, power, and the politics of otherness 31
7. 3 Anthropology and the Riddle of White Supremacy, Making It Plain 43
8. 4 Racial Flyover Zones: white supremacy and the politics of field research 56
9. Section II Empire, Colonialism, and White Supremacy
10. 5 The Persistence of White Supremacy: indigenous women migrants and the structures of settler capitalism 69
11. 6 The Obscuring Effect: whiteness in the celebration of black performance in Senegal 83
12. 7 Many Shades of White: white supremacy and whiteness in south Asian philosophies 95
13. 8 Early European Feminism at the Service of Colonialism in the Belgian Congo 109
14. 9 Recognizing Blackness and Mestizaje as a Methodology for White Supremacy in Mexico 123
15. Section III White Supremacy as Global Currency
16. 10 The White Supremacy of Mining Finance in South Africa 135
17. 11 Extractivism as Whiteness: the racial construction of oil enclaves in Nigeria 150
18. 12 Nothing Sells Like Whiteness: white supremacy, diversity, and American advertising 167
19. 13 Raciontologies: reconceptualizing racialized enactments and the reproduction of white supremacy 178
20. 14 “Experience the Wonder” the north, the nordic and white supremacy 192
21. 15 White Supremacist Ways of Knowing Africa: anthropology and Muslim development in Mali 205
22. Section IV Militarized Geographies of White Supremacy
23. 16 Molding White Fascist Intimacies into American Police Cadet Bodies 223
24. 17 Militarized White Supremacy and Black GI Solidarity in Okinawa 240
25. 18 American Supremacy: reflections on the racial logics of asylum in us immigration court 252
26. 19 Securing Paradise: colonial whiteness and the geopolitics of nation-branding in the age of “terror” 265
27. 20 The US Criminal In/Justice System and the International Security State 277
28. 21 Geographies of Blackness in Guantánamo Memoirs 295
29. Section V Toward an Anthropology of Liberation
30. 22 The Resurgent Far Right and the Black Feminist Struggle for Social Democracy in Brazil 315
31. 23 On Love, the Palestinian Way: kinship, care, and abolition in Palestinian feminist praxis 328
32. 24 Fighting White Supremacy and the Settler Colonialocene 347
33. AFTERWORD Toward an Anthropology of Liberation 361
34. Editors’ acknowledgments 373
35. Contributors 375
36. Index 381
37. A NOTE ON THE TYPE 389