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+Nonviolent strategies of resistance have become hegemonic, taking the anger out of any protest. The proper response is outrage, not quiet dissent, because only anger can produce anything threatening to the dominant order. |
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+Halberstam 93 Jack Halberstam, Imagined Violence/Queer Violence: Representation, Rage, and Resistance Reviewed work(s): Source: Social Text, No. 37, A Special Section Edited by Anne McClintock Explores the Sex Trade (Winter, 1993), pp. 187-201 |
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+The eruption of … lines, something threatening. |
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+The cultural imaginary governs the self through production of fear; the system has taught us that acting out will get us shot by a cop or thrown in prison. However, we can use the same power of imagination to produce fear in the system. |
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+Halberstam 2 |
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+Postmodernism has been … both (or many) ways. |
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+Thus vote negative to embrace violent resistance. Imagining violence against the white man disrupts standard narratives of violence that regulate life and creates a productive fear of retaliation. “What you think would happen if every time they kill a black boy, then we kill a cop?” |
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+So, what if … I am represented. |