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counternarratives of care in the US security state
"Illuminates how writers of color such as Miné Okubo, Sanyika Shakur, Abraham Verghese, and Helena María Viramontes disrupt the racial violence of the contemporary US security state"--
Gangsters at risk : refiguring the threat of urban violence in contemporary gang memoirs -- Community in contagion : modeling holistic care in the AIDS medical memoir -- Militarized borders, toxic fields : affirming the value of migrant lives in Latinx environmental justice literature -- Feeling one's way out of terror : affective guidance in post-9/11 Muslim cultural production -- Conclusion: Speculative visions of race and risk : imagining the future of national security.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 209-221) and index.