Palgrave Journals presents a special issue  on Psychoanalysis, African Americans and Inequality. These articles are a call back to 2014, questioning racial society post the re-election of President Barack Obama and noting the apparent disillusionment in realizing that a Black President a country of equality does not make. We hope you find these articles to be helpful and insightful. They are all free to read until March 1, 2017.

Psychoanalysis, Culture & Society

• Introduction to special issue on psychoanalysis, African Americans and inequality
  
• Twenty-first-century living color: Racialized enactment in psychoanalysis
  
• From alienation to cynicism: Race and the Lacanian unconscious
  
• Mass incarceration and the “new Jim Crow”: An interview with Michelle Alexander
  
• Object fear: The national dissociation of race and racism in the era of Obama
  
• Witnessing horror: Psychoanalysis and the abject stain of lynching photography
  
• Django unpacked: A student forum on Django Unchained
  
• Internal racism: A psychoanalytic approach to race and difference
  

Other Articles of Interest

postmedieval

• Race-ing the dragon: the Middle Ages, race and trippin’ into the future
  

Subjectivity

• The difference that ‘one drop’ makes: Mexican and African Americans, mixedness and racial categorisation in the early twentieth century
  

Feminist Review

• the black body in ecstasy: reading race, reading pornography
  

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