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	1	+====The presence of the slave makes ethics impossible. All actions within the matrix of anti-blackness are parasitic on the existence of blackness as the over-determination of incoherence, which precipitates anti-black freedom as a means of policing and disavowing black suffering. ====
	2	+**Wilderson 10** /Frank Wilderson, Red, White, and Black: Cinema and the Structure of US Antagonisms/
	3	+Due to the presence of prior existing relations within a world of contemporaries, no
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	5	+being, and is positioned, by an a priori violence of genocide.
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	8	+====Emancipatory discourses are white flights of fancy on the vehicle of black fungibility; blackness prefigures modernity which means blackness is a prior question.====
	9	+**Wilderson 10** /Frank B., Red, White, and Black 20-21/
	10	+Again, what is important for us to glean from these historians is that the
	11	+AND
	12	+symbiosis between the political ontology of Humanity and the social death of Blacks.
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	15	+====It's a question of intellectual frameworks − is your investment in the state productive or not- impossible demands centered around spaces outside of civil society is our refusal to sustain the framework of the neo-carceral state.====
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	18	+====It's unethical to think of the state as a site of productive demands − even if the affirmative is a good in the abstract you paper over the other historical injuries that ought to make us question − why do we keep investing in the state??====
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	21	+====Our alternative is the ONLY productive form of intellectual engagement that serves as an analytical tool to dismantle the prison regime- every other approach makes it inevitable====
	22	+**Rodriguez 2010** ~~Dylan (professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies @ University of California Riverside), "The Disorientation of the Teaching Act: Abolition as Pedagogical Position", RADICAL TEACHER NUMBER 88, pg. 12-15, AX~~
	23	+It is virtually indisputable—though always worth restating—that most pedagogical practices (
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	25	+captivity, a linkage that increasingly lays bare racism's logical outcome in genocide.
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	28	+====Impossible pedagogical demands precede any "radical politics"- the alternative is to begin from the black matrix.====
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	31	+====The black matrix describes the position of the black female's body as dispossessed of gender identity to civil society − our position begins understanding anti-blackness through racial rape and the intimate violence and forced re-productivity against black females====
	32	+**James 2013** ~~Joy (professor of humanities @ Williams College), "Afrarealism and the Black Matrix: Maroon Philosophy at Democracy's Border", The Black Scholar, Vol. 43, No. 4, Special Issue: Role of Black Philosophy (Winter 2013), pp. 124-131, this card is all of those pages, AX~~
	33	+Introduction: Resilience Black philosophy functions as both a corrective and a creative source for
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	35	+of such women illuminated freedom flights and shaped a legacy for black philosophy.

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	1	+Dougherty Valley Sayani Neg

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	1	+1nc~-~-Black Matrix

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	1	+Mineapple