Here you’ll find my more formal, on-paper publications. These reflect my interest in the three pillars of racial capitalism: policing and incarceration, food production and distribution, and state institutions like schools and hospitals. My biography of Victor Eugène Macarty, for example, illustrates how white supremacists targeted Macarty, a famous Afro-Creole musician and politician, to guarantee white power in state institutions like the Orleans Parish School Board of which he was a member. Then, as now, white elites understood that controlling systems of governance would allow them to rig these institutions to benefit themselves at the expense of everyone else.
Anyway, I hope you find these useful and check back soon; I’m grateful to have more on the way!
“Abaline Miller and the Struggle for Justice against the Employer Police State after Slavery” in The Civil War and the Summer of 2020.
“The Vampire’s Bacon: Meat Work, Empire, and Abolition” in Vegan Entanglements: Dismantling Racial and Carceral Capitalism.
