Tournament: Kentucky | Round: 2 | Opponent: Mary Washington MP | Judge: Whitmore
No cites - just watched 1nc

Tournament: Uco | Round: Octas | Opponent: Kansas Foreman-Goh | Judge: Fifelski, Loghry, Taylor
Ahmed K

Your anti-racist performance is not action and only obscures material conditions of white supremacy

Ahmed ‘04
Sara Ahmed, Visiting Professor at the University of Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies and Associate Editor of International Journal of Cultural Studies. “Declarations of Whiteness: The Non-Performativity of Anti-Racism.” Borderlands, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2004.50.
"This might sound like an argument about the performativity of race....
... and indeed the claim that saying is doing can bypass that ways in which saying is not sufficient for an action, and can even be a substitute for action."

Your anti-racist speeches create a fantasy of transcendence that replicates white privilege

Ahmed ‘04
Sara Ahmed, Visiting Professor at the University of Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies and Associate Editor of International Journal of Cultural Studies. “Declarations of Whiteness: The Non-Performativity of Anti-Racism.” Borderlands, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2004.
"52. My concern with the non-performativity of anti-racism has hence been to examine how sayings are not always doings, or to put it more strongly, to show how the investment in saying as if saying was doing can actually extend rather than challenge racism. ...
... Or we could even say that anti-racist speech in a racist world is an ‘unhappy performative’: the conditions are not in place that would allow such ‘saying’ to ‘do’ what it ‘says’."

Declarations claiming to transcend whiteness and racism only obscure it

Ahmed ‘04
Sara Ahmed, Visiting Professor at the University of Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies and Associate Editor of International Journal of Cultural Studies. “Declarations of Whiteness: The Non-Performativity of Anti-Racism.” Borderlands, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2004.
"This paper examines six different modes for declaring whiteness used within academic writing, public culture and government policy, arguing that such declarations are non-performative: they do not do what they say. ...
...  Declarations of whiteness could be described as ''unhappy performatives', the conditions are not in place that would allow such declarations to do what they say. "

DECLARATIVE COMMITMENTS PERTAINING TO RACISM DO NOT “SOLVE” RACISM

Ahmed ‘04
Sara Ahmed, Visiting Professor at the University of Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies and Associate Editor of International Journal of Cultural Studies. “Declarations of Whiteness: The Non-Performativity of Anti-Racism.” Borderlands, Vol. 3, No. 2, 2004.
"My commentary on the risks of whiteness studies will involve an analysis of how whiteness gets reproduced through being declared, within academic texts, as well public culture. ...
... As Mike Hill suggests: ‘I cannot know in advance whether white critique will prove politically worthwhile, whether in the end it will be a friendlier ghost than before or will display the same stealth narcissism that feminists of color labeled a white problem in the late 1970s’ (1997, 10). "

Tournament: Shirley | Round: 6 | Opponent: Binghamton Evans-George | Judge: Regnier
Black people were never meant to be incorporated or incorporative The aff structurally impossible position is a paradox because the Black subject, is vital to civil society’s political economy—Black death is always already a condition of possibility.

Wilderson 93 Gramsci"s Black Marx: Whither the Slave in Civil Society?By Frank, III

It’s a structural question, if ya’ll aint addressed the Antiblackness within law, you already linked. There is NO room within the Aff framework that can address it… Don’t footnote OUR BLACKNESS!

Sexton ass’t prof of African American studies and film and media studies – UC-Irvine 2010 Jared Social Text 28.2 duke journals 

The law is STRUCTURED by Antiblackness, continuously guaranteed in Black suffering… Voting Neg is A Racial DECONSTRUCTION of law!

Tibbs Associate Professor of Law, Drexel University College of Law and Woods Assistant Professor of Criminology, Sonoma State University 2008 Donald F. and Tryon P. Seattle Journal for Social Justice 7 Seattle J. Soc. Just. 235 lexis 

Not only does law guarantee Black violence, it neccetates Black Death for White Life 

Tibbs Associate Professor of Law, Drexel University College of Law and Woods Assistant Professor of Criminology, Sonoma State University 2008 Donald F. and Tryon P. Seattle Journal for Social Justice 7 Seattle J. Soc. Just. 235 lexis

Tournament: Uco | Round: 6 | Opponent: Texas Kilpatrick-Stransky | Judge: Morgan
Vote Negative to Reject the Affirmative’s ontology of whiteness.

The 1NC is a moment that isolates the pathology of whiteness in the 1AC- this establishes a black counter gaze to the epistemological constructions of the 1AC that renders the disciplinary matrix of white supremacy visible. To make whiteness visible is to implicate certain epistemic and stylistic choices of the 1AC that promotes a strategic silence on the structural and epistemic violence of white supremacy that presents itself as a neutral universal solution to the world.

Yancy 12 George , Review Editor of the American Philosophical Association Newsletter on Philosophy and the Black Experience Look, a White! Philosophical Essays on Whiteness pp. 10-14

"Look, a white!" presupposes a black counter-gaze . . .   Lets speak frankly: “Look, a white!”

Only by Making the ontology of  Whiteness visible within academic, political and social methodologies challenges the structural power of white supremacy that makes all of the aff’s impacts inevitable
Yancy 4  “Introduction: Fragments of a Social Ontology of Whiteness” In George Yancy ed. What White Looks Like : African American Philosophers on the Whiteness Question p 8-10

A center of whiteness . . .   negative ontologization.

Tournament: Ndt | Round: 7 | Opponent: Mary Washington McElhinny-Pacheco | Judge: Hester, Lundeen, Parker
in no particular order. 

You cant dismantle empire without first challenging anti-blackness and colonialism
Sexton 6 “(Re)Views: race, nation, and empire in a blackened world” radical history review
“in the united states, homegrown white supremacists…inteligability for both imperialism”

focusing on a k of white supremacy allows an understanding of the ways difference is produced and regulated. this is the method by which people all over the world are managed and enslaved
Dylan rodriguez 7
“americn globality and the u.s. prison regime”
“variable, overlapping, and mutually consistutive…organic to its ordering”

usfg colonialist
shanara reid-brinkley 8
“Mitchell observes that the stance…their opponents to do the same”

Katherine shaw 04
“using feminist criticl policy analysis in the realm of higher education”
“their methods and theoretical…prevailing relations of power”

Giroux 8
“rethinking the promise of critical education under an Obama regime” (interview on truthout)
“what separates and authoritarian…particular sets of social relations”

at: limits and fairness
dariek scott 10
“extravagant abjection: blackness, power, and sexuality in the African American literary imagination”
“fanon’s absolutes with regard to history…episteme of a new reality”

heuristic of public policy and institutional power is only a disinterested form of spectatorship that maintains structures of domination
el kolimbo 7
“beyond resistance: everything”
second, we must reassess…is premised on transformation (power).

Their assumption that w/o the us at eh epicenter of the world conflict will emerge is narcissistic and guarantees eradication of difference
Robert jay lifton 3
“superpower syndrome: america’s apocalyptic confrontation with the world”
“in that and other ways…possibly even its cure”

body focus key to black power
dariek scott 10
extravagant abjection
“but for my purposes, what Fuss…shall need a literary imagination”

imperialism necessitates endless systems of war and global inequality
foster research at north institute 03
“john imperial america and war”
at present, u.s. imperialism appears…and hence the entire system”

the impact is policy failure and extinction
foster 03
john bellamy the monthly review “the new age of imperialism”
“at the same time, it is clear…to new global holocaust”

ignorability of violence
marinot and sexton 3
social identities “the avant-garde of white supremacy”
“it is, of course, possible…business of civil procedures”

anti-blackness foundational to a global racial economy in which blackness is ontologically devalued around the world
Copeland and sexton 3
“Raw life: an introduction to jared sexton and huey Copeland”
“it is at this impasse…entails its status as metaphor”

Tournament: Uco | Round: 2 | Opponent: Kansas Mapes-Robb | Judge: Stout
Any attempt to reform American Military violence only extends the US prison regeime
Sexton and Lee  6 Jarod, Elizabeth, Chair of the African American Studies department at UCI and, Department of Geography, University of British Columbia “Figuring the Prison: Prerequisites of Torture at Abu Ghraib 2006 

military detention center at Abu Ghraib houses a population of Iraqi prisoners of war (POWs) numbering in the thousands. . . and thereby contributing in some way to prisoners’ ongoing struggle for freedom.6 

Prison power functions through excesses – what you see as spectacular, and disgusting, is needed so the system can raing in the excesses and avoid investigation of the structures that created those excesses- the prison regime thus your impacts inevitable
Rodriguiz 7

Variable, overlapping, and mutually constituting white supremacist regimes have in fact been fundamental to the formation and movements of the United States. . . The Prison as it is¶ conventionally conceived.¶

American Globality perpetuates human and environmental domination
Rodriguez 7 Dylan Rodriguez Professor University of California Riverside, November 2007 Kritika Kultura” American Globality and The U.S. Prison Regime: State violence and White Supremacy from Abu Ghraib to Stockton to Bagong Diwa”

In this meditation I am concerned with the integral role of the US prison regime in the material/cultural production of “American globality. . . and social crises of neoliberalism, warfare, and global white supremacy.

Our alt is to reject the aff: A refusal and rupture beyond the phantasy of liberal progressivism is necessary to mobilize abolitionist pedagogies against white supremacy.
Dylan Rodriguez 2010, Professor and Chair of the Department of Ethnic Studies at UC Riverside. , Abolition Now! 93-100 

Given that domestic warfare composes both the common narrative language and concrete material production of the state, . . ."For us who are determined to break the back of colonialism, our historic mission is to authorize every revolt, every desperate act, and every attack aborted or drowned in blood."

Tournament: a tournament | Round: Finals | Opponent: anyone | Judge: God
First the impacts their failure to engage in switch side debate sustains the paradigm of anti-blackness

 There is nothing radical about your 1AC, it only continues to participate in current debate structures attempts to be political but, fails to address the materiality of anti-blackness. Their failure to ground your discourse into a stable advocacy is a form of inaction that sustains privilege and oppression

Rashad Evans writes while debating Casey Harrigan in 2012:
Rashad Evans, 2012  11-20-2012  (http://www.rwesq.com/the-1nc/)
A quare approach to debate includes afro-pessimism. . . just knowledge consumption. 

Next is Switch Side Good, our argument is that debate should be a useful space in which we can put our identities into the resolution and topic. The only way we can do this is if we have stable affirmative and negative ground.  To abandon the resolution in the favor of convention based debate only kills the ablity to theorize anti-blackness in specific topics like the resolution.

Evans, 2012
Rashad. JD Penn. http://www.rwesq.com/the-3nr/ November 21

The mandate is minimal and the effects negligible. . . I will highlight this as my second voting issue in this debate.

And their desire to avoid debates about the resolution mirrors the lack of debate the world had about slavery reproduces anti-blackness
Wilderson 10  (Frank, Associate professor @ UCI  Anti-Apartheid Militant and former congressman for the ANC*,Red White Black p.19-21)

what is important for us. . . social death of Blacks.

Switch side debate is key to methods for black liberation

Branham ‘95
Robert James Branham, Professor of Rhetoric at Bates College, “`I was gone on debating': Malcolm X's prison debates and public confrontations.” Argumentation and Advocacy, Winter 95, Vol. 31, Issue 3. Communication and Mass Media Complete.
More than any other African American leader of his era . . . of his appeal.

Debate opens a politics of confrontation for coalition building and tactics of resistance
Branham ‘95
Robert James Branham, Professor of Rhetoric at Bates College, “`I was gone on debating': Malcolm X's prison debates and public confrontations.” Argumentation and Advocacy, Winter 95, Vol. 31, Issue 3. Communication and Mass Media Complete.
Malcolm X's prison debating. . . was inevitable.

Tournament: Shirley | Round: 1 | Opponent: Navy Mueller-Roach | Judge: Marty
Surveillance K of Drones:
You ignore the real power of drones in their function as an apparatus of surveillance

Shaw ‘13
Ian G. R. Shaw, School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, The University of Glasgow , Scotland. “Predator Empire: The Geopolitics of US Drone Warfare.” Geopolitics, 18:3, 536-559. 14 Jun 2013. Taylor and Francis.
"The 2012 DSG makes it clear that physical boots on the ground are not part of the strategic environment of the future. ...
...
Their vulnerability is inseparable from the topological spatial power of the Predator Empire. "

Surveillance Comes First: Surveillance is what makes the biopolitical regime of drones possible

Shaw ‘13
Ian G. R. Shaw, School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, The University of Glasgow , Scotland. “Predator Empire: The Geopolitics of US Drone Warfare.” Geopolitics, 18:3, 536-559. 14 Jun 2013. Taylor and Francis.
"My analysis then extends to a set of delegitimising discourses that challenge the abstract White House security and bureaucratic narratives, by reviewing interview materials from a 2010 report by Civilians in Armed Conflict (CIVIC)32 and a 2012 report by Stanford Law School and the New York School of Law. ...
...
Panetta’s words are telling: future American national strategy will be performed by special operations forces and drones, and while the enormous US ground presence around the world will be reduced (but by no means eliminated), US aerial presence is set to expand. "

Tournament: Ndt | Round: 4 | Opponent: Idaho State Doty-Ivanovic | Judge: Brady, Evans, Lundeen
note--cards were all on paper--but i believe most full cites are on their aff page

debate's not a home--killing zone--don't have faith in reconciliation of the law
judy 94

1ac is new debate space that appropriates n*a's energy
judy 94

1ac centers suffering on narrative--n*as know narratives don't work
hartman and wilderson 3

q of what it means to be n*a is existential
judy 94

n*a affect defies commodification/anti-blacknes--root of sexual discrimination
judy 94

theorization of sex violence is exclusionary--need to theorize sexuality from underside of humanity
jackson 11

attempt to transcend alienation of debate community pathologizes n*a
acey

Tournament: Ndt | Round: 4 | Opponent: Idaho State Doty-Ivanovic | Judge: Brady, Evans, Lundeen
same deal

aff trades off with material structures
hartman 97

mistress and patsy cannot be allies
hartman wilderson 3

refusal of root cause analysis reproduces anti-blackness
sexton 10

embodiment important--pay attention to specificity of black body
scott 10