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We begin our discussion by allowing Harriet Jacobs to describe a portion of her experience with chattel slavery – America’s early immigration policy that still reverberates into today’s institutionalized society of White Supremacy using her own words and writings.  TWO years had … bring us contentment.

(http://docsouth.unc.edu/fpn/jacobs/jacobs.html#jac25)

This forgotten narrative of chattel slavery is a critical starting point to the current understanding of immigration law and policy – without it the notion of a permanent, quasi-citizen worker underclass and white privilege is reinforced, transporting the racism of our past into the present. Therefore, we present the framework for this round as who best performs a methodology for subverting white supremacy.

Magee a Professor of Law at the University of San Francisco writes in 2009 (Rhonda V., “Slavery as Immigration?”, 9/22, [], retrieved August 17, 2010) blh

Several questions, both… an artificially low economic cost.

And in addition to the criticism of the continued invisibility of the original and sustaining evils of immigration we offer an analysis of Soyinka’s 1975 play Death and the King’s Horseman as an indict of the affirmative’s inability to give up the controlling and colonizing aspects of the West as it marginalizes over cultural renewal. Temple 06 (Christel,"Strategies for Cultural Renewal in an American-Based Version of African Globalism," Journal of Black Studies 2006 36: 301) ef

The task of post-Western … post-Western renewal.

Civil society maps its Historical Axis by the reconfiguration of rights through sovereignty and immigration – maintaining its position of antiblackness. This constructs America’s benevolent hegemony of coherence. What is needed is the radical injection of society’s incoherence, the ‘wretched of the earth’ the politics of the black body with a gesture towards the disconfiguration of civil society.

Wilderson, 03 professor of African American Studies at University of California, Irvine, 2003 (Frank, A. B. Dartmouth College (Government/Philosophy); MFA Columbia University (Fiction Writing); Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley (Rhetoric/Film Studies), “The Prison Slave as Hegemony's (Silent) Scandal”, Social Justice, Vol. 30 Issue 2, p18-27) blh

Without the textual… pursued to the death.

Research is a tool guided by sets of principles, methods and paradigms. Traditional research methods rely upon a paradigm that assumes that the normative reality is the Caucasian male of European descent – at the expense of the inferior African American. Instead we need to focus on a new paradigm rests on 4 types of research: theoretical, falsification ethnographic and heuristic and begins to adapt culturally specific methodologies of praxis.

Akbar 91 (Na’im Ph. D Clinical Psychologist at Florida State University “Paradigms of African American Research” Black Psychology 717-718)

The second issue of … horizons for study.

And not only is the broader political, cultural and socio-economic context in which we live White Supremacist, but also the debate community. We are taught to argue as if the world is given the luxury of treating life and death as a game. This abstraction from systematic problems teaches us to ignore the voices of the marginalized. The only solution is to infuse the debate community with perspectives and voices form the underside of history.

Wise, anti-racist activist and speaker, 2008. (Tim., B.A. from Tulane University in political science., White Like Me: Reflections on Race From a Privileged Son., pg 32-36). ef

The reason I call … that I was white.

And simply calling for change where we disprove of policy will not be enough to change them. The initial recognition of and criticism of White Privilege in our White Supremacist society is essential to reconstruct power on a broader base. McIntosh, feminist and anti-racist activist, 1988. (Peggy., associate director of the [|Wellesley Centers for Women], and a speaker and the founder and co-director of the National [|S.E.E.D. Project] on Inclusive Curriculum (Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity) “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack”, taken from White Privilege edited by Paula S. Rothenerg., pg. 101). ef

One factor seems… on a broader base.