Racial Domination (Paperback, 1)

Preface: Bachelard, Weber, Bourdieu

Problemstellung: When the politics and analytics of race collide

Sociological reset: epistemology, methodology, theory
Specifying domination
Caveats and preview

1.-Reframing Racial Domination

1.-Historicize
2.-Spatialize
3.-Dislodge the United States
4.-Forsake the logic of the trial
5.-Race as denegated ethnicity
Diagonal of racialization
Excursus: the radical abdication of Afropessimism
Dialectic of salience and consequentiality
Race-making through classification struggles

2.-Pentad of Ethnoracial Rule

Disassembling racial domination
1.-Categorization
2.-Discrimination
3.-Segregation?
4.-Seclusion
5.-Violence
Architecture and articulations
Lure of “racial capitalism”
Classification, stratification, and the state
The mystification of “structural racism”
“Structural racism” redux: a penal illustration
Race-making as group-making
Group hysteresis, denigration and disgrace
3.-Jim Crow as Caste Terrorism

From song to doxic notion to analytic concept
Rise and reign of the one-drop rule
Economic infrastructure: sharecropping and debt peonage
Social core: asymmetric bifurcation and the mandate of deference
Locking the system: political and judicial exclusion
Specter of “white death”
Caste terrorism: the virtues of conceptual clarity

4.-Fatal Attraction: When Ghetto and Prison Meet and Mesh

Reframing black hyperincarceration
Four “peculiar institutions”
How the ghetto became more like a prison
How the prison became more like a ghetto
How the prison is remaking race and reshaping citizenship
History, penality and place

Coda: From racial domination to racial justice
Varieties of racial domination
Three paths to racial justice
Historicity of racial domination