Name: On Black Self-Making and the Ongoing Struggle for Reparations by Relational Poverty Network
Duration: 1 h 5 min 43 s
Description: Aliyah Abu-Hazeem with Marcus Turner on Black Self-Making and the Ongoing Struggle for Reparations. This podcast continues with the RPN Podcast series on Reimagining A Black Sense of Place Under Siege: COVID-19 & The Police State.

Ananya Roy and Nicholas De Genova in conversation about impoverishment, bordering, race, the historical and legal production of migrant illegality and freedoms. Full transcript available here: http://depts.washington.edu/relpov/on-migration-borders-and-freedoms/

Ananya Roy & Nicholas De Genova on migration, borders, and freedoms

Davarian L Baldwin and Emma Shaw Crane in conversation about creatively inhabiting urban neighborhoods for solidarities and social justice. Full transcript available here: http://depts.washington.edu/relpov/on-cities-racialized-poverty-and-collective-responsibility/

Davarian L. Baldwin & Emma Shaw Crane on cities, racialized poverty, collective responsibility

Frances Fox Piven and Jeff Maskovsky in conversation about dispossession, exclusion, and alliances for new class politics. Full transcript available here: http://depts.washington.edu/relpov/on-authoritarian-dispossession-and-rethinking-left-poverty-politics/

Frances Fox Piven & Jeff Maskovsky on authoritarian dispossession and rethinking poverty politics

Eric Sheppard (UCLA) and Tony Sparks (SFSU) in conversation about capitalist inequality and lessons from Jakarta, Indonesia, about more-than-capitalist livelihoods. Full transcript available here: http://depts.washington.edu/relpov/on-poverty-inequality-and-more-than-capitalist-livelihoods/

Eric Sheppard & Tony Sparks on poverty, inequality and more-than-capitalist livelihoods

Nikhil Singh (New York University) and Maggie Dickinson (City University of New York) in a wide-ranging conversation about neoliberal governance, forms of violence and militarism, and the need to build conditions of collective living. 

Read the full transcript at: http://depts.washington.edu/relpov/violent-impoverishments-and-redistribution-through-collective-solidarities/

Nikhil Pal Singh & Maggie Dickinson on violent impoverishments, redistribution, solidarities

Alexes Harris (University of Washington, Seattle) and Vicky Lawson (University of Washington, Seattle) on the complexities of institutional racism, intersectional oppressions, and how contact with the criminal justice system reproduces impoverishment

Alexes Harris and Vicky Lawson on the institutional reproduction of poverty

Anne Bonds (University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee and Sanford Schram (CUNY) in conversation on racialized segregation under neoliberalism: political action and the promise of collective futures.

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Anne Bonds & Sanford Schram on segregation, neoliberalism, political action and collective futures

Michelle Daigle (University of British Columbia - Vancouver) and Magie Ramírez (Stanford University) discuss Relationality as Constellation: a conversation on decolonization and liberation

Michelle Daigle & Magie Ramírez on Relationality as Constellation: decolonization and liberation

Mónica Farías (CONICET) and Gabriel Vommaro (CONICET) on solidarity and inclusion in Argentina: resisting neoliberal populism

Sobre la solidaridad y la inclusión en Argentina: Resistiendo el populismo neoliberal

Mónica Farías & Gabriel Vommaro on Solidarity, Inclusion and Neoliberal Populism in Argentina

Aliyah Abu-Hazeem with Marcus Turner on Black Self-Making and the Ongoing Struggle for Reparations. This podcast continues with the RPN Podcast series on Reimagining A Black Sense of Place Under Siege: COVID-19 & The Police State.

On Black Self-Making and the Ongoing Struggle for Reparations

A series of timely conversations between poverty scholars, activists, and educators focused on questions of inequality and impoverishment. Transcripts available at: http://depts.washington.edu/relpov/category/podcasts/

On Black Self-Making and the Ongoing Struggle for Reparations

Relational Poverty Network

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