… Black folks all utilize this capital in the same ways, but that it is merely one of the ways that
we begin to conceptualize the many layers of an ontological … , to describe a Black ontology, I …

… of Black subordination and white privilege in contemporary (white) America. Persons of color
are ontologically … , our laws have been on a proud march toward increasingly treating all …

… This paper advocates for Black soteriology as an ontological … forces of White power over
Black existence. The White power that … they should be proud of. Instead, there is a continuity of …

This paper is a conceptual analysis of race and class. It begins as a contemplation of my
personal life experience with both varying from my white trash emigrant beginnings to my Ivy …

… the black ontologically criminal nature of Amadou’s black body, a construction that no doubt
informed the decisions of the police officers, even if unconscious, the black body of a black …

We are one with you under the ban of prejudice and proscription—one with you under the
slander of inferiority—one with you in social and political disfranchisement. What you suffer, …

… Wilderson writes, "This violence which turns a body into flesh, ripped apart literally and
imaginatively, destroys the possibility of ontology because it positions the Black in an infinite and …

… There appears to be a blue shift in the Black existen tial universe. But as we move to the
center of it all, to the heart and soul of these historicizing, proud Black people, we notice a …

… This book explores the ways that devotion to ontological blackness, its … of ontological
blackness, I suggest that there are good critical reasons for pressing beyond its centrality in black …

… of the kind of good that we are proud of and our relation to it. Its … As an answer,‘being white’,
or ‘being black’, is not helpful … people are emotionally and ontologically constituted as white'. …