Contemporary scholarship has tended to describe Muslim juristic discourses on politics as either quietist or activist-idealist or pragmatist. These categories, however, are unhelpful in understanding the subtleties of the legal discourses on resistance and rebellion. Furthermore…
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The historiography of Denmark Vesey is quite extensive. Historians have contributed a vast amount of scholarship pertaining to Vesey himself, that often the other 130 alleged co-conspirators involved in the Workhouse trials are habitually left behind in the endnotes. Names such …
Between 1964 and 1968, protests against anti-Black racism and police violence transformed cities across the United States. Against the backdrop of the civil rights movement and the emergent Black Power movement, these so-called “race riots” elicited a diverse groundswell of poli…