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1		-The role of the ballot is to engage in Red Pedagogy, and affirm the best methodology for deconstructing settler colonialism.
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3		-Grande 04 Sandy Grande “Red Pedagogy” 2004
4		-As we raise … and to be.
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6		-And, the condition of ethics is a system of recognition – subjectivity is created in response to our relations with others. These relationships of recognition are governed by norms that precede any individual subject and condition how subjects interact with each other.
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8		-Butler 01 Judith Butler Winter 2001 “Giving an Account of Oneself”
9		-In all the … condition it supplies.
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11		-And, power relations in social frames affect the specific form that recognition takes, but recognition is a prerequisite to any normative system regardless of the distribution of power.
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13		-Butler 01 Judith Butler Winter 2001 “Giving an Account of Oneself”
14		-Although the Hegelian … be- comes impossible.
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16		-And, the value of a life depends on its grievability, its ability to be mourned – Some lives are excluded from these systems of recognition which leaves them vulnerable to the violence of social exclusion.
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18		-Butler 09 Judith Butler "Frames of War When Is Life Grievable?" 2009 humanities.wisc.edu/assets/misc/Butler.pdf
19		-We read about … from the start.
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21		-Thus, the standard is Recognizing the Grievability of Lives.
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23		-I advocate that countries ought to prohibit production of nuclear power as a general maxim – however I’ll accept neg preferences on spec and implementation in CX so long as they don’t force me to abandon the general maxim.
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25		-The effects of nuclear power production destroy Indigenous communities through hidden uranium mining and waste depositing. These disasters are kept hidden from and ignored by the public.
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27		-Matsunaga 06 Kyoko Matsunaga April 2006 "POSTAPOCALYPTIC VISION AND SURVIVANCE: NUCLEAR WRITINGS IN NATIVE AMERICA AND JAPAN"
28		-The impact of … as nuclear colonization.
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30		-And, nuclear development relies upon the rhetorical exclusion and non recognition of the demands of marginalized communities.
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32		-Endres 09 Danielle Endres 2009 "The Rhetoric of Nuclear Colonialism: Rhetorical Exclusion of American Indian Arguments in the Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Siting Decision" www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/14791420802632103
33		-Nuclear colonialism is … against the site.
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35		-And, governments constantly justify nuclear colonialism on indigenous lands without taking into account the effects on indigenous communities. Current policies don’t view them as grievable.
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37		-Endres 09 Danielle Endres 2009 "The Rhetoric of Nuclear Colonialism: Rhetorical Exclusion of American Indian Arguments in the Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Siting Decision" www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/14791420802632103
38		-Before attending to … I now turn.

EntryDate

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1		-2016-09-11 03:08:51.0

Judge

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1		-Sam Azbel, Russ Ricciardi

Opponent

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1		-Syosset AM

ParentRound

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1		-1

Round

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1		-1

Team

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1		-Stuyvesant Fennell Aff

Title

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1		-1 Colonialism 1AC

Tournament

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1		-Byram Round Robin