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Using examples of racial displacement and violence in both the Mediterranean Sea and Florida Straits as points of departure, scholars SA Smythe and Edwige Danticat reveal the ways in which states construct the rhetorical “crisis” of mass migration, a practice rooted in white supremacy and colonial ideologies.
Using examples of racial displacement and violence in both the Mediterranean Sea and Florida Straits as points of departure, scholars SA Smythe and Edwige Danticat reveal the ways in which states construct the rhetorical “crisis” of mass migration, a practice rooted in white supremacy and colonial ideologies.
