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Ban En Banlieue

Ban En Banlieue | Bhanu Kapil, Bhanu Kapil Rider

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An evocative exploration of body and politics by one of our most exciting innovative writers

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Ban En Banlieue | Bhanu Kapil, Bhanu Kapil Rider

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Reading Bhanu Khapil for class today, and I'm not actually sure I'm up for reading these fully and carefully right now--her poetry is about black/brown bodies, intimate violence especially for female bodies, immigration and neo-Nazism in the West...in short, powerful and necessary and terrifying, especially now. But I was stunned by Ban en Banlieue, and moving on to Schizophrene now.