Series Editors:
Roderick A. Ferguson and Grace Kyungwon Hong
Difference Incorporated
The works in this series show how the institutionalization of difference promotes injustice in post-civil rights society. Theorizing the intersection of race, gender, sexuality, knowledge production, and capitalism, Difference Incorporated examines how the dominant affirmation of minority cultures reinforces structural inequalities and violences.
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