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A bit repetitive, and it is not successful in efforts to delimitate his assertions. I do think it is possible to theorize and not rely on the same few words to remind readers that it is a theory. I did not like Lorca’s chapter as much as the previous, but onward we go.

I almost threw the book at the wall and screamed from how good it tasted on the brain. Had no idea there would be a dedicated section to negro nurses, in particular Salaria Kea; however, the exploration and record-tracking to her legacy was so so so so good. A pristine example of “when you record data, ask who was the recorder?”.

referenced Wynter, Patterson, Fanon, Spillers, Wilderson, Césaire in the first 10 pages alone

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