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While my aim will be to articulate a theoretical praxis for Black anarchism through what I will deem an anarcho-Blackness springing from but also supplementing ( and even disagreeing with) self-described Black anarchists, in this meditation—a pamphlet, of sorts—I do not take as my sole purpose to demonstrate a fidelity to Black people who are anarchists. Nor, I must state, is my goal to recover Black people who demonstrated anarchic tendencies and induct them into the fold of anarchism. I want to in fact resist the penchant to absorb various thinkers into the fold of anarchism; I do not want to “claim” them necessarily as anarchists when they do not avow themselves anarchists. Rather, my intent is a reconfigurative project, to express what anarchism might be, what it might look like, when encountering a sustained engagement with Blackness in general, and Black queer and trans feminisms more specifically.  \nIn this sense, I take as a propelling force that,“Anarchism, like anything else,” as Hannibal Abdul Shakur notes,“finds  \na radical new meaning when it meets blackness.”1 The anarchism of, say, Bakunin is no longer anarchism proper when it meets Blackness. To clarify, there are certainly threads that connect different iterations of anarchism, making them all, in some sense,“anarchist”( e.g., emphasis on mutual aid, direct participation, anti-authoritarianism, etc.) . But to meet with Blackness entails that anarchism undergoes a shift in focus and tenor. Classical anarchism, for example, rested on an axiomatic commitment to the dismantling of the State and capitalism as a defining factor for anarchist sentiments, but this foundation often does not consider the racialization and gendering of either of them, nor how hierarchization bears a racialized and gendered texture. To be sure, this project will advance beyond mere finger-pointing of the racist and sexist habits of anarchists past—an argument that many Black anarchists andanarcha-feminists have made to a valid but, to be frank, boring and expected effect. As I will discuss momentarily, the dramatic shift entailed in this iteration of Black anarchism is, perhaps more accurately, an anarchoBlackness in that it is not Black people practicing an anarchism that goes unchanged; it is anarchism as expressed through and necessarily corrupted by the radicality, the lawlessness, the mutinous primordiality of Blackness.  \nIf indeed, as remarked upon by Dana M. Williams,“The term Black anarchism implies an interaction between‘Black’ and ‘anarchism,’” Anarcho-Blackness: Notes Toward a Black Anarchism dwells in the texture of that interaction.2 This text is an effort to mine what that interaction entails: What happens to Blackness when circulating with and through anarchism? What happens to anarchism when being acted on by and in Blackness? What is yielded in this interaction—an additive sum, a multiplicative product, an exponential result? Neither anarchism nor Blackness can be what it once was (which is itself an unsettled open  \nquestion) after colliding in a critical, generative intimacy with one another, so I attempt here in this text to illustrate a facet of that intimacy. That intimacy is anarcho-Blackness; it is a","cbCaibHDmf89FIKo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibHDmf89FIKo","pdf",1107883,108,"English","# Contents\n## Introduction\n## Unblack\n## Ungovernable\n## Unpropertied\n## Uncouth\n## Unhinged\n## Uncontrolled\n## Copyright\n## Friends of AK Press","[{\"question\":\"What is the core aim of Anarcho-Blackness in relation to Black anarchism?\",\"answer\":\"It attempts to crystallize and also depart from established tenets of Black anarchism by articulating a theoretical praxis grounded in an anarcho-Blackness shaped by Black queer and trans feminisms.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the text approach the relationship between anarchism and Blackness?\",\"answer\":\"It treats the interaction as transformative: anarchism changes when encountering Blackness, and Blackness changes when circulating through anarchism, producing a distinct and generative intimacy rather than a simple additive model.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the author seek to prove that Black people are anarchists?\",\"answer\":\"No. The work resists the impulse to demonstrate fidelity by “claiming” others as anarchists; it instead aims to reconfigure what anarchism might be when engaged with Blackness.\"}]","Anarcho-Blackness - Notes Toward a Black Anarchism | PDF",1789969246,272]