Stories of Domination

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Disclosure statementNo potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s).Notes1 Lloyd, Black Dignity, 2.2 Ibid., 37.3 Ibid., 10.4 Ibid., 10.5 Ibid., 10.6 Ibid., 14.7 Ibid., 14.8 Ibid., 15.9 Ibid., 4.10 Ibid., 45.11 Ibid., 58.12 Ibid., 65.13 Ibid., 72.14 Ibid., 92.15 Ibid., 98.16 Ibid., 99.17 Ibid., 115.18 Lloyd, Religion of the Field Negro.19 Lloyd, Black Dignity, 125.20 As Annabel Brett and Phillip Pettit have shown, non-obstruction is just one dimension of liberty in Hobbes' work, and it is paired with a freedom as non-obligation, which maps on to Hobbes' understanding of natural liberty. Freedom as non-obstruction refers to corporeal liberty. Cf. Brett, Liberty, Right, and Nature, 226–8.21 Stout, Blessed Are the Organized, 59.22 Lloyd, Black Dignity, 14.23 Ibid., 11–13.24 A fourth, which Lloyd does not engage, but which would be productive and fruitful, would be those relational analysis of class and capitalism, like Rieger, Theology in the Capitalocene.25 Lloyd, Black Dignity, 116–17.26 Ibid., 117.27 Ibid., 13.28 Ibid., 116.29 Ibid., 24.30 Ibid., 26.31 Ibid., 26.32 Ibid., 27.33 Ajari, Dignity or Death.34 Ibid., 79.35 Ibid., 79.36 Ibid., 189.37 Ibid., 190.38 Lloyd, Black Dignity, 45.39 Ibid., 167n21.40 Ibid., 23.41 Day, Azusa Reimagined, 9.42 Ibid., 90.43 Ibid., 65–73.44 Ibid., 68.45 Tran, Asian Americans and the Spirit of Racial Capitalism, 78–9.46 Ibid., 68–82.47 Ibid., 79.48 Ibid., 282.49 Ibid., 282.50 Ibid., 207.51 Ibid. (see chapter 6, especially 282–90).52 Lloyd, Black Dignity, 23.53 Ibid., 163.54 Ibid., 23.55 Loury, "John McWhorter and Vincent Lloyd."56 Friedersdorf, "An Anti-Racist Professor Faces."57 One example of churches building this sort of solidarity in the solidarity economy is: https://www.religionandjustice.org/solidarity-circles.58 Dubler and Lloyd. Break Every Yoke.59 Lloyd, "A Black Professor Trapped."60 Lloyd, Black Dignity, 163.61 Ibid., 163.62 Ibid., 36 and 152.Additional informationNotes on contributorsAaron StaufferRev. Aaron Stauffer, PhD, is the Director of Online Learning and the Louisville Institute Postdoctoral Fellow at Vanderbilt Divinity School. His forthcoming book Listening to the Spirit: The Radical Social Gospel, Sacred Values, and Broad-based Community Organizing, will be published by Oxford University Press in 2024. He graduated from Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York in 2020 with a PhD in social ethics

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• Blessed Are the Organized

  Jeffrey Stout•Blessed Are the Organized•2010

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• Theology in the Capitalocene

  J Rieger, Ashley John Moyse et al.•Theology in the Capitalocene•2022

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• Religion of the Field Negro

  Vincent Lloyd, Vincent William Lloyd•Religion of the Field Negro•2020

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