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Introduction: The Year 2066 C.E. : an imagined future
Part I. Framing our own story : Black Live Matter in Canada, then and now
The origin story of Black Lives Matter Canada / Sandy Hudson and Rodney Diverlus
Part II. Carceral violence : blackness, borders, and confinement in Canada
Many a thousand gone / Randolph Riley and El Jones
Revolution and resurgence : dismantling the prison industrial complex through Black and indigenous solidarity / Syrus Marcus Ware and Giselle Dias (Niigaanii Zhaawshko Giizhigokwe)
Black Lives Matter beyond borders : reflections from building a global movement / Rodney Diverlus in conservation with Patrisse Khan-Cullors and Janaya Khan
Towards Black and indigenous futures on Turtle Island : a conversation / Robyn Maynard and Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
Unborderable blackness : how diasporic Black identities pose a threat to imperialism and colonialism everywhere / Sandy Hudson
Organizing direct action in the digital age / Janaya Khan
Part III. Creative activisms : arts in the movement
Black arts and the movement : a conversation / Ravyn Wngz and Syrus Marcus Ware
Relentless / Dr. Naila Keleta-Mae
The Afronautic Research Lab / Camille Turner
Choreographic design and performing black activism / Rodney Diverlus
Part IV. Theorizing blackness : considerations through time and space
The need to root disability justice into movements / Sarah Jama
Blackness in the atmosphere / Dana Inkster
First-generation tribulations / QueenTite Opaleke
It's in us to give : Black life and the racial profiling of blood donation / OmiSoore Dryden
From Cheechako to sourdough : reflections on northern living and surviving, while being black / Paige Galette
Mothering in the movement / Silvia Argentina Arauz
Black and Muslim / Gilary Massa
Black Lives Matter : Toronto sit-in at Pride / Dr. Naila Keleta-Mae
Part V. And beyond : Black futurities and possible ways forward
Power to all people : Black LGBTTI2QQ activism, remembrance, and archiving in Toronto / Syrus Marcus Ware
Indigenous and Black solidarity in practice : #BLMTOTentCity / Sandy Hudson
Black Lives Matter : Toronto Freedom School / photos by Anique Jordan
Conclusion: The palimpsest
Postscript : the Year 2092 C.E. : an imagined future, Part 2.
Part I. Framing our own story : Black Live Matter in Canada, then and now
The origin story of Black Lives Matter Canada / Sandy Hudson and Rodney Diverlus
Part II. Carceral violence : blackness, borders, and confinement in Canada
Many a thousand gone / Randolph Riley and El Jones
Revolution and resurgence : dismantling the prison industrial complex through Black and indigenous solidarity / Syrus Marcus Ware and Giselle Dias (Niigaanii Zhaawshko Giizhigokwe)
Black Lives Matter beyond borders : reflections from building a global movement / Rodney Diverlus in conservation with Patrisse Khan-Cullors and Janaya Khan
Towards Black and indigenous futures on Turtle Island : a conversation / Robyn Maynard and Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
Unborderable blackness : how diasporic Black identities pose a threat to imperialism and colonialism everywhere / Sandy Hudson
Organizing direct action in the digital age / Janaya Khan
Part III. Creative activisms : arts in the movement
Black arts and the movement : a conversation / Ravyn Wngz and Syrus Marcus Ware
Relentless / Dr. Naila Keleta-Mae
The Afronautic Research Lab / Camille Turner
Choreographic design and performing black activism / Rodney Diverlus
Part IV. Theorizing blackness : considerations through time and space
The need to root disability justice into movements / Sarah Jama
Blackness in the atmosphere / Dana Inkster
First-generation tribulations / QueenTite Opaleke
It's in us to give : Black life and the racial profiling of blood donation / OmiSoore Dryden
From Cheechako to sourdough : reflections on northern living and surviving, while being black / Paige Galette
Mothering in the movement / Silvia Argentina Arauz
Black and Muslim / Gilary Massa
Black Lives Matter : Toronto sit-in at Pride / Dr. Naila Keleta-Mae
Part V. And beyond : Black futurities and possible ways forward
Power to all people : Black LGBTTI2QQ activism, remembrance, and archiving in Toronto / Syrus Marcus Ware
Indigenous and Black solidarity in practice : #BLMTOTentCity / Sandy Hudson
Black Lives Matter : Toronto Freedom School / photos by Anique Jordan
Conclusion: The palimpsest
Postscript : the Year 2092 C.E. : an imagined future, Part 2.