# Cedric Robinson
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cedric robinson (November 5, 1940 – June 5, 2016) was a professor in the Department of Black Studies and the Department of Political Science at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB). He headed the Department of Black Studies and the Department of Political Science and served as the Director of the Center for Black Studies Research. Robinson's areas of interest included classical and modern political philosophy, radical social theory in the African diaspora, comparative politics, racial capitalism, and the relationships between and among media and politics.
Alana Lentin, "The New Racial Regime: Recalibrations of White Supremacy" (Pluto Books, 2025)
The New Racial Regime begins by interrogating the backlash against critical race theory and explains how the so-called war on woke can be used against educators or to curtail struggles challenging settler colonialism. Alana Lentin grounds her analysis with an engagement of the ideas making up the B…
Alana Lentin, "The New Racial Regime: Recalibrations of White Supremacy" (Pluto Books, 2025)
The New Racial Regime begins by interrogating the backlash against critical race theory and explains how the so-called war on woke can be used against educators or to curtail struggles challenging settler colonialism. Alana Lentin grounds her analysis with an engagement of the ideas making up the B…
Black Daddies, the School System, and What the Research Actually Says
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Y’all know I don’t be playing about Research Over MeSearch. So before anybody tries to make this about feelings, let me put the receipts on the table fir…
"Resistant Communiqués: Alana Lentin on the Racial Regime: Race, Fascism, and the Limits of Liberal Anti-Racism.” (S2, E3)
We are pleased to return after a brief spring break as we transition to bring on more Co-Collaborators and Collective Members as we continue to grow. We appreciate our co-learners’ patience as we continue to architect the critical, sustainable infrastructure to maintain the analysis of the Resistan…
AT&T Promised Us $10 Million — Then Sold Us Out for a Billion
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Yesterday I was standing in front of AT&T headquarters in Dallas, 10,000 signatures in my hand, asking one company to reinstate the very initiatives that…
The American Lawn Is a Colonial Project: Grass, the Dream, and Ecological Collapse
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The Most Honest Acre in America
The lawn looks like nothing. That’s the point. A flat green silence out front, mowed to the same height as the neighbor’s…
The First Drag Queen in America Was Born Enslaved — And They're Trying to Erase Him
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The first person to ever call himself the Queen of Drag in the United States was not a reality TV star or an algorithm’s invention. His name was William …
Culture and Freedom with Paul Gilroy
This introduction to the life and work of Paul Gilroy concentrates on his changing engagement with Marxism and the shape of his anti-racist, anti-nationalist commitment to universal human freedom from the "long 1970s" to the present. Asking what resources of hope we can find in a world scarred by v…
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