Jasmine Syedullah
Biographic Data
| ID | 1380276 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jasmine Syedullah |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jasmine |
| FAMILY NAME | Syedullah |
| SIGNATURE | SYEDULLAH J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vassar College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Balfour on Morrison
These brief notes in response to Balfour's reading of Morrison's Paradise explore narrative as an analytic means by which to hold the contradictions constituting democratic crises of injustice and desires for freedom within a shared practice of mutual witness and the possibilities of repair
Police abolition
An ''against'' and a ''for'': abolitionist reckonings with the state Geo Maher's A World Without Police is an unflinching excavation of our punitive and carceral present.It demands that we understand the institution of policing in its totality and assess the fullness of the damage it has done, as well as how much better the world could be if the police were rendered obsolete.To read this book is to feel both the joyful rage of the long hot summer…
"Becoming More Ourselves"
"Becoming More Ourselves":Four Emergent Strategies of Black Feminist Congregational Abolition Jasmine Syedullah (bio) Race is seen as "out there in nature," even as most scientists now believe that race has no biological basis. Even though we have moved into an era of gene splitting, biotechnology, and cyborgs, race remains immutable in the minds of most Americans1 —E. Frances White At the hands of the community, the enforcement of Western imposi…
Take a Moment to Ask Yourself, If This Is How We Fall Apart?” Practices for Mutually Reinforced Resilience in the Time of Reckoning More Lessons from The Manual for Liberating Survival
Centering the carework of dismantling technologies of oppression which aim to silence, exploit, and execute us – oftentimes to a point where repair is impossible – Syedullah and Leiner present lessons and activities from their co-created popular education curriculum, “The Manual for Liberating Survival,” a movement leadership training for revolutionary organizing designed to connect abolitionist activists and academics. This article draws lessons…
The politics of care
Afro pessimism
Angry Abolitionists and the Rhetoric of Slavery
Chained in Silence
There is much to be said about silence. Talitha L. LeFlouria's Chained in Silence speaks through archives that obscured but never fully erased the imprint of imprisoned black women's reproductive labor on the modernization of the New South. With a focus on the punitive order of sexual and reproductive violence, LeFlouria adds to scholarly accounts of the condition of black women during reconstruction, a literature that includes the work of Stepha…
The politics of care
Police abolition
An ''against'' and a ''for'': abolitionist reckonings with the state Geo Maher's A World Without Police is an unflinching excavation of our punitive and carceral present.It demands that we understand the institution of policing in its totality and assess the fullness of the damage it has done, as well as how much better the world could be if the police were rendered obsolete.To read this book is to feel both the joyful rage of the long hot summer…
Afro pessimism
Take a Moment to Ask Yourself, If This Is How We Fall Apart?” Practices for Mutually Reinforced Resilience in the Time of Reckoning More Lessons from The Manual for Liberating Survival
Centering the carework of dismantling technologies of oppression which aim to silence, exploit, and execute us – oftentimes to a point where repair is impossible – Syedullah and Leiner present lessons and activities from their co-created popular education curriculum, “The Manual for Liberating Survival,” a movement leadership training for revolutionary organizing designed to connect abolitionist activists and academics. This article draws lessons…
Chained in Silence
There is much to be said about silence. Talitha L. LeFlouria's Chained in Silence speaks through archives that obscured but never fully erased the imprint of imprisoned black women's reproductive labor on the modernization of the New South. With a focus on the punitive order of sexual and reproductive violence, LeFlouria adds to scholarly accounts of the condition of black women during reconstruction, a literature that includes the work of Stepha…
Afro pessimism
Angry Abolitionists and the Rhetoric of Slavery
Take a Moment to Ask Yourself, If This Is How We Fall Apart?” Practices for Mutually Reinforced Resilience in the Time of Reckoning More Lessons from The Manual for Liberating Survival
Centering the carework of dismantling technologies of oppression which aim to silence, exploit, and execute us – oftentimes to a point where repair is impossible – Syedullah and Leiner present lessons and activities from their co-created popular education curriculum, “The Manual for Liberating Survival,” a movement leadership training for revolutionary organizing designed to connect abolitionist activists and academics. This article draws lessons…
The politics of care
"Becoming More Ourselves"
"Becoming More Ourselves":Four Emergent Strategies of Black Feminist Congregational Abolition Jasmine Syedullah (bio) Race is seen as "out there in nature," even as most scientists now believe that race has no biological basis. Even though we have moved into an era of gene splitting, biotechnology, and cyborgs, race remains immutable in the minds of most Americans1 —E. Frances White At the hands of the community, the enforcement of Western imposi…
Balfour on Morrison
These brief notes in response to Balfour's reading of Morrison's Paradise explore narrative as an analytic means by which to hold the contradictions constituting democratic crises of injustice and desires for freedom within a shared practice of mutual witness and the possibilities of repair
Police abolition
An ''against'' and a ''for'': abolitionist reckonings with the state Geo Maher's A World Without Police is an unflinching excavation of our punitive and carceral present.It demands that we understand the institution of policing in its totality and assess the fullness of the damage it has done, as well as how much better the world could be if the police were rendered obsolete.To read this book is to feel both the joyful rage of the long hot summer…
Law (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · Race, History, and American Society (5 works) · Criminology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Critical theory (3 works)