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- Rinaldo WalcottâBlack freedomâ as a claim, as a possibility, challenges us to imagine and to produce new modes of life.
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- Marian JonesÂThe CRC never defined identity politics as exclusionary or intended to mean that only those who experience a certain oppression can fight to end it.