The Future Is Black: Afropessimism, Fugitivity, and Radical Hope in Education (Paperback)

Concept Field Notes: An Introduction [Carl A. Grant] Part I. Afropessimism and Fugitivity Chapter 1: Afropessimism for Us in Education: In Fugitivity, through Fuckery and with Funk [Ashley N. Woodson] Chapter 2: Literate Slave, Fugitive Slave: A Note on the Ethical[ Dilemma of Black Education [Jarvis R. Givens] Chapter 3: On Labor and Property: Historically White Colleges, Black Bodies, and Constructions of (Anti) Humanity [T. Elon Dancy] Chapter 4: Black space in education: Fugitive resistance in the afterlife of school segregation [kihana miraya ross] Chapter 5: Anti-Blackness is equilibrium: how "disparity" logics pathologize Black male bodies and render other Black bodies invisible [Hari Ziyad and Timothy DuWhite] Part II: Conceptual Considerations Chapter 6: Radical Hope, Education and Humanity [Carl A. Grant] Chapter 7: Anti-Blackness and the School Curriculum [Keffrelyn D. Brown and Anthony L. Brown] Chapter 8: Kissing Cousins: Critical Race Theory’s Racial Realism and Afro-Pessimism’s Social Death [Kevin Lawrence Henry, Jr.] Part III: Research Vignettes Chapter 9: Seeking Resistance and Rupture in "the Wake": Locating Ripples of Hope in the Futures of Black Boys [Roderick L. Carey] Chapter 10: Knowledge and POWER: A Case Study on Anti-Blackness within Schooling [Tiffani Marie] Chapter 11: Debating While Black: Wake Work in Black Youth Politics [Shanara R. Reid-Brinkley] Chapter 12: Making the world go dark: The Radical (Im)possibilities of Youth Organizing in the Afterlife of Slavery [David C. Turner III]