Towson

=GSU- Towson EM- Confront the Black Body aff=

poetry at the top

Jonathan **Weinberg**, Michigan Law Review, 20**09**
 * this year’s topic of immgration call for us to quesrionhow can we,as a nation, accept ppl into this country by way reforming visa policy and citizenship**


 * But the problem is that to be a citizen in the US is to be white and the maintence of this county, which is American Democracy, is what make racial oppression possible** says Joel **Olson** in **04**- [olson- The Aboltion of white democracy- introduction ]

Dylan ** Rodriguez **, Professor, University of California Riverside, Nov. ** 2007 ** Kritika Kultura “AMERICAN GLOBALITY AND THE US PRSION REGIME: STATE VIOLENCE AND WHITE SUPREMACY FROM ABU GHRAIB TO STOCKTON TO BAGONG DIWA”
 * White supremacy has organized the world in terms of social, political, economic, and cultural realities of white and non-white bodies based on conceptions of hierarchized “human” difference ending in extermination **

Hence the plan: The debate community should preformatively confront the political situtationess of the black body.


 * W/ that being said the Framework for this debate is who best preformatively disrupts white citizenship enroot to the liberation of the oppressed as it pertain to the debate community and/or the resolution. **

And ** Joel Olson places our plan in a historically conscience social geo-political context that is central to grappling with immagrantion, race and democracy **
 * Joel Olson, **** The Abolition of White Democracy, ** INTRODUCING THE WHITE DEMOCRACY – XXII- XXIII ** 2004 **


 * SHANARA REID-BRINKLEY depicts for us how ** Being forced to live as “amendments to legal and social realities of the white citizen whitens the **preformatively colored body in white institutions like the debate community when she writes:**

ROSE, THE HARSH REALITIES OF “ACTING BLACK”: HOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN POLICY DEBATERS NEGOTIATE REPRESENTATION THROUGH RACIAL PERFORMANCE AND STYLE , PHD, University of Georgia , 2008

Frank B. ** Wilderson ** III ** 2007 **, Assistant Professor of African American Studies & Drama at UC Irvine, //Warfare in the American Homeland-Policing and Prison in a Penal Democracy// pg31-33
 * At this point we are in a civil war.The Debate community and the US. We must decide weather we are fighting to secure white privilege for marked global white cititzens or do we fight for a society absent of whiteness? Frank Wilderson choose for Towson’s Biggie when he write**

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=__//** USC- History Aff 1AC **//__=

The resolution creates a construction of the immigrant that can only revive the traditional notion of the successful assimilated immigrant versus the failure of Black people to assimilate. This narrative is deployed against Black people in such a way that it constructing debates that enforce the notions of Black criminality and cultural failure as the empirical truth. This anti-Black notion becomes trapped in current immigration policy, a trap we refuse to fall into John Valery White -Professor of Law at LSU-20 04 - SYMPOSIUM: PURSUING EQUAL JUSTICE IN THE WEST: The Turner Thesis, Black Migration, and the (Misapplied) Immigrant Explanation of Black Inequality- Nevada Law Journal- Fall, 2004- 5 Nev. L.J. 6-lexis

This deletions of Black identity and call for assimilation represented by the resolution is mirrored in the debate community when Black and Brown debaters are performativley whitened
 * THE DSRB ** 20** 08 ** [Dr. Shanara ** Reid-Brinkley **, "THE HARSH REALITIES OF “ACTING BLACK”: HOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN POLICY DEBATERS NEGOTIATE REPRESENTATION THROUGH RACIAL PERFORMANCE AND STYLE"page 68-9]

Now - what connects the ignored history of American Black people in the immigrant discussion and the ‘whiting’ of Black debater is the fact that these two acts shows how Eurocentric History kills Black people with every interaction. Therefore the only conclusions that can be reached is that: Amos N Wilson  - Prof at City University of New York- 19  93  - The Falsification of Afrikan Consciousness- p. 23-5

Amos N Wilson  - Prof at City University of New York- 19  93  - The Falsification of Afrikan Consciousness- p.28-9
 * Controlling another people’s history leads to Genocide, class warfare, suicide and self hatred. **

Thus-Ben and I affirm the performance of the 1ac as a //genealogical// integration of whiteness and Eurocentric History within the resolution and the debate community. This debate should be about who best rupture the white meta narrative of history.

The 1 ac is a genealogical action that ruptures the violence of the white meta narrative of history Yancy, 04, George, What White Looks Like, chapter 5; A FOUCAULDIAN (GENEALOGICAL) READING OF WHITENESS // The Production of the Black Body/Self and the // // Racial Deformation of Pecola Breedlove in // // Toni Morrison’s // The Bluest Eye, Published in 2004 by Routledge

Solvency We must redefine the world- any residue risks the reconstitution of white hegemony. Amos N Wilson  - Prof at City University of New York- 19  93  - The Falsification of Afrikan Consciousness- p. 22

Finally, Everything is performative, but not all performances are equal. The 1AC is a manifestation of us leveraging Black vernacular tradition to present he black body as a protest against oppressive structures. This performance disidentification provides the foundation for social and political empowerment Johnson-2006

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=GSU- Towson EM- Black Nation State 1NC=

**We advocate for separate land and territory in the continental United States for the descendants of African slaves.**

**This performance is an affirmation of my humanity as a black person in the United States, in light of the fact that whiteness, and the United States as a projection of whiteness, is hostile to existence of black life.**

**Johnson** Patrick E. **2006**, Professor of African American Studies and Performance studies at Northwestern UNiversity, “Quare Studies, or (almost) Everything I Know about Queer Studies I learned from my Grandmother” in Black Queer Studies: A Critical Anthology
 * Our discourses must undermine the structures of domination. We must see our actions through the lens of performativity. **

**Wilderson** III, former member of the Umkhonto we Sizwe, **2008** [Frank B., Incognegro: A Memoir of Exile and Apartheid South End Press, pg. 407-411] heyo
 * 1.) The aff is a reform that acts as a smoke screen which keepS US from engaging in the antagonism that IS necessary for the destruction of the white order 2.) White people are guilty till proven innocent, which really means the aff didn’t address the way that their whiteness effects their performance 3.) The aff has structured the debate in such a way that reproduces America. **


 * we must abandon our current conceptions of state and legal institutions in order to produce a new world **

Kenneth B. **Nunn** Spring, **1997****,** Law and Inequality, ARTICLE: Law as a Eurocentric Enterprise, Nunn is Professor of Law, University of Florida College of Law, VI. Law, I

Ideology and the Politics of Eurocentricity

**Ture** African People’s Revolutionary Party & HAMILTON Prof of Political Sci. @ Columbia U. **1967** Kwame-formerly known as Stokley Charmicheal & Charles-; //BLACK POWER: The Politics of Liberation;// reprinted in 1992 with new afterwords by the Author; p xv-xviii.
 * A black nation is good for everyone AND THERE CAN BE NO COMPRoMISE **

**Our framework for this debate is who best performs an interruption of whiteness to liberate the oppressed.**

Jonathan **Weinberg**, Michigan Law Review, 20**09**
 * Notions of Visas in the US immigration context is a promise of citizenship **

Joel **Olson**, The Abolition of White Democracy, INTRODUCING THE WHITE DEMOCRACY – XV 20**04**
 * But to be a citizen in the US is to be white which cause current racial oppressio**

=**Pre-Shirley Disclosure-** **Black Rage Neg**=

Plan text: the debate community should confront black rage. Black rage consists of the following: It is based on righteous indignation, or anger at injustice and suffering It is composed of 4 specific components: 1) Deliberate challenge to white supremacy en-route to producing anti-white supremacist scholarship. 2) The use of some counter-hegemonic aesthetic (which includes music, poetry, visuals, etc…) 3) Advancing the subject hood of people of color. 4) Must perform one’s spirituality enroute to liberating the oppress that is rooted in ourstory

the rest of the 1nc is poetry about the debate community and the politics of black rage including the following cards..

Hooks further writes in Killing Rage: Ending Racism in 95 p. 186 "Given the continued force of racism, racial integration.... our struggle to end white supremacy."

Rodriguez, 07, Dylan "Variable, overlapping, and mutually constituting white supremacist ...common sense that is organic to its ordering."

MARK CHRISTIAN,196 JOURNAL OF BLACK STUDIES / NOVEMBER“AN AFRICAN-CENTERED PERSPECTIVE ON WHIlTE SUPREMACY” Miami University, Ohio 2002

"We need to understand further the depth and breadth of White supremacy...focused on simply keeping our minds."

Clevis Headley- DELEGITIMIZING THE NORMATIVITY OF “WHITENESS”A Critical Africana Philosophical Study of the Metaphoricity of “Whiteness”

"Unlike Kierkergaard’s third stage, the religious stage made possible ...protection because they have not individually perpetuated harm.”41

There is Nothing good about whiteness.

Tamara K. Nopper The White Anti-Racist Is an Oxymoron:?An Open Letter to “White Anti-Racists”

"First, one must realize that whiteness is a structure of domination...to engage in organized violence against non-whites."