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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction: Blackness, Abjection, and Sexuality 1
1 Fanon's Muscles: (Black) Power Revisited 32
2 "A Race That Could Be So Dealt With": Terror, Time, and (Black) Power 95
3 Slavery, Rape, and the Black Male Abject 126
Notes on Black (Power) Bottoms 153
4 The Occupied Territory: Homosexuality and History in Amiri Baraka's Black Arts 172
5 Porn and the N-Word: Lust, Samuel Delany's: The Mad Man, and a Derangement of Body and Sense(s) 204
Conclusion: Extravagant Abjection 257
Notes 271
Index 301
About the Author 318
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