Tournament: Neregional | Round: 1 | Opponent: John Carroll Massarelli-Stolfer | Judge: Sweeney
CONTENTION 1 - Inherency 

Section 1021 of the NDAA gives presidential authority for military detention – Sec. 1029 isn’t any different
RT 13 “Obama signs NDAA 2013 without objecting to indefinite detention of Americans” Russia Today January 03, 2013. http://rt.com/usa/obama-ndaa-detention-president-288/ (KH)

The NDAA, an otherwise .... provision from the previous year

Current 1021 stipulations are too ambiguous – Just anyone can be detained under the guise of terror
Areej Elahi-Siddiqui 03  Writer for Policy Mic, Student Whitehead School of Diplomacy and International Relations. Policymic “NDAA Bill: Obama Says Goodbye to Freedom and Democracy” February 2003. http://www.policymic.com/articles/27411/ndaa-bill-obama-says-goodbye-to-freedom-and-democracy

Under the guise of ....of a crime right away. 

Plan: The United States Federal Government should substantially increase statutory restrictions on the president’s war powers authority to indefinitely detain.

CONTENTION 2 - Torture

Indefinite detention is now leading the US Military to force-feed its prisoners - That’s torture under the UN
Brown Hayes 13, National Security Reporter for TP. Prior Homeland Security Contractor. International Relations BA . Think Progress: “U.N. Official Says Gitmo Force-Feeding Violates International Law” May 1 2013 http://thinkprogress.org/security/2013/05/01/1946641/un-gitmo-torture/?mobile=nc (KH)

A United Nations official called ....and is “not sustainable.”

Indefinite detention in itself constitutes the worst type of psychological torture
Gosztola Kevin 13, Author at OP ED News, Open Salon, Film Maker and Student Colombia College. The Dissenter: “UN Officials and IACHR Condemn US Government for Flagrantly Violating Human Rights at Guantanamo”May 1. 2013. http://dissenter.firedoglake.com/2013/05/01/un-iachr-condemn-us-government-for-flagrantly-violating-human-rights-at-guantanamo/ (KH)

The IACHR and UN....cardiovascular and immunological systems

And Torture constitutes slavery – its coerced trade for false evidence
Chazelle Bernard 09, Eugene Higgins Professor of Computer Science Princeton University. Princeton Review: “How to argue against Torture”. July 2009, http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~chazelle/politics/torture09.html (KH)

What is torture? "I know ..."Torture is evil, therefore

Torture Should Always be rejected it’s a Decision Rule
Chazelle Bernard 09, Eugene Higgins Professor of Computer Science Princeton University. Princeton Review: “How to argue against Torture”. July 2009, http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~chazelle/politics/torture09.html (KH)

Then what does? Perhaps ...liberal sensibilities tell us.

Life boat examples of torture fail – Also dangerous they justify security
Carpenter Ted  13, , Senior Fellow Cato Institute  “The torture temptation” The Cato Institute, Feb 1, 2013, http://www.cato.org/publications/commentary/torture-temptation?utm_source=feedburnerandutm_medium=feedandutm_campaign=Feed3A+CatoRecentOpeds+28Cato+Recent+Op-eds29 

That argument is disturbingly ...standard became the norm.

CONTENTION 3 - Orientalism 

Post war on terror legislation enacted a radicalized construction of the “muslim looking other” – it created the sub human monster who must be detained indefinitely
Ahmad I. Muneer 09, Clinical Professor of Law at Yale University, Immigrant Rights Advocate. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 1683, 2009 American University, WCL Research Paper No. 08-65  “Resisting Guantanamo: Rights at the brink of Dehumanization” Pages: 16-17 (KH)

The state is as dependent ....of the Muslim subject

This renders the Muslim other intelligible - Easily assimilated for endless state sanctioned violence
Ahmad I. Muneer 09, Clinical Professor of Law at Yale University, Immigrant Rights Advocate. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 1683, 2009 American University, WCL Research Paper No. 08-65  “Resisting Guantanamo: Rights at the brink of Dehumanization” Pages: 17-18 (KH)

Hovering in the background ...intelligible the seemingly bizarre

Orientalist discourse controls of indefinite detention – reps of Islam are the internal link to stability
Ahmad Murad Merican 10, Asia Pacific Media Educator Research Online “Orientalism in reporting religion: Approaches to teaching journalism and Islam as a civilization” http://ro.uow.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1322andcontext=apme (KH)

Since we are perennially ...staff and students.

Orientalism is the foundation of racism
Bizri 7 (Siwar, Policy Analyst @ SAIC, 11/16/7, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, ¶ http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/theses/available/etd-12042007-153628/unrestricted/finalthesis.pdf) JPG¶ Research shows that the repetitive association of certain words and images with an accompanying idea may result in cognitively associating two otherwise separate ideas due to constant exposure to this repetition (Abreu et al. 2003, 692; Graber 2007, 28; Lasorsa and Dia 2007, 282; Ramasubramanian 2005, 9; Shaheen 2003, 172; Van Dijk 1995, 261). 

For example, when violent ...and ethnic schemas. 

These racist dichotomies grant states the power to exterminate entire populations if necessary
Mendieta Eduardo 02, Dept. Chair Stony Brook University, Ph.D New School for Social Research 1996.  APA Central Division Meeting, Meeting  of the Foucault Circle, “To Make Live and to Let Die – Foucault on Racism”, April 25, 2002

This is where racism intervenes ... are biological in nature

CONTENTION 4 -- The War on Terror

Detainees exist within the terror narrative – it’s a grand strategy for the war against terrorism
Ahmad I. Muneer 09, Clinical Professor of Law at Yale University, Immigrant Rights Advocate. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 1683, 2009 American University, WCL Research Paper No. 08-65  “Resisting Guantanamo: Rights at the brink of Dehumanization” P.13 (KH)

From the moment Guantánamo...., and remains broken and contained.

Indefinite detention promotes racialized security discourse –indefinite detention translates into the everyday lives of dark bodies
Butler Judith 04. Professor of Rhetoric and Comparative Literature at the University of California at Berkeley. Precarious Life: The Power of Mourning and Violence“Indefinite Detention” 2004 http://butlerphile.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/butler_judith_-_precarious_lif.pdf  (KH)

The license to brand and... street, on the workplace.

Sites of detention guarantee racial securitization - The US must purge in the name of safety – Japanese internment WWII proves
Ahmad I. Muneer 09, Clinical Professor of Law at Yale University, Immigrant Rights Advocate. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 1683, 2009 American University, WCL Research Paper No. 08-65  “Resisting Guantanamo: Rights at the brink of Dehumanization” P.14 (KH)

In this regard, we...during World War 11."

The prisoners denial of basic rights by the US is dehumanization – Prompts endless violence and reduces the human to bare life
Ahmad I. Muneer 09, Clinical Professor of Law at Yale University, Immigrant Rights Advocate. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 1683, 2009 American University, WCL Research Paper No. 08-65  “Resisting Guantanamo: Rights at the brink of Dehumanization” P.5 (KH)

This Article is about ....from mere biological existence

Detention reduces the prisoner to a state of animality constituting endless violence – Securitizing a permanent state of emergency
Butler Judith 04. Professor of Rhetoric and Comparative Literature at the University of California at Berkeley. Precarious Life: The Powers of Mourning and Violence “Indefinite Detention” 2004 http://butlerphile.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/butler_judith_-_precarious_lif.pdf (KH)

A falafel restaurant run ...apparent service of justice. 

Indefinite detention is exclusive of a legal framework – The “State of Emergency” means the US can manipulate law in the War on terror
Butler Judith 04. Professor of Rhetoric and Comparative Literature at the University of California at Berkeley. Precarious Life: The Powers of Mourning and Violence “Indefinite Detention” 2004 http://butlerphile.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/butler_judith_-_precarious_lif.pdf (KH)

In this sense, they ...entitlement to due process

This discourse is dangerously unnecessary – war against nations is obsolete multiple factors prevent global conflict
Michael Mandelbaum, American Foreign Policy Professor in the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins, February 25, 1999, Council on Foreign Relations Great Debate Series, “Is Major War Obsolete?” http://www.ciaonet.org/conf/cfr10/

My argument says, tacitly...but increasingly, like that.

Nuclear winter theory is wrong – the impacts of nuclear war are overstated
J.R. Nyquist, WorldNetDaily contributing editor and author of ‘Origins of the Fourth World War,’ May 20, 1999, Antipas, “Is Nuclear War Survivable?” http://www.antipas.org/news/world/nuclear_war.html

I patiently reply...disastrous social disorganization.”

CONTENTION 5 - Solvency

Only the plan solves – the US military will Lie and manipulate the law
Ahmad I. Muneer 09, Clinical Professor of Law at Yale University, Immigrant Rights Advocate. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 1683, 2009 American University, WCL Research Paper No. 08-65  “Resisting Guantanamo: Rights at the brink of Dehumanization” P.73  (KH)

Former prisoner Jumah ...a day of their departure.-

Courts can’t solve they’re outside judicial reach
Ahmad I. Muneer 09, Clinical Professor of Law at Yale University, Immigrant Rights Advocate. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 1683, 2009 American University, WCL Research Paper No. 08-65  “Resisting Guantanamo: Rights at the brink of Dehumanization” Pages: 26 (KH)

Second, and perhaps ...they could not¶ speak

Plan solves it as a sight of resistance reaffirms life – its power can transform state violence
Ahmad I. Muneer 09, Clinical Professor of Law at Yale University, Immigrant Rights Advocate. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 1683, 2009 American University, WCL Research Paper No. 08-65  “Resisting Guantanamo: Rights at the brink of Dehumanization” P.6  (KH)

I argue that while ...maintain our humanity

Tournament: Kentucky | Round: 2 | Opponent: Georgetown Bauerschmidt Sweeney-Kuang | Judge: Sommers
The status quo is a characterization of an invisible racial contract that’s the root cause of otherizing genocidal politics - Disposability becomes written onto black and brown bodies and spaces where resource disparities exist in order to maintain the purity of white spaces.   
Mills 2k
Charles W. Mills, “Black Trash” 2001¶ 

For a state founded ....the white body politic

The 2013 CEDA Policy Debate resolution calls into question a reduction of the war powers authority of the president to indefinitely detain. But it ignores the fact that white America was the institution that put black and brown bodies in spaces of indefinite detention in the first place. We will not uphold an institution that imprisons us we shall break your prison walls!

Thus our advocacy Kevon and I defend an abolitionist epistemology in the context of indefinite detention.

As a white person I recognize my white privilege and what my ancestors did and that my ancestors caused the problems of today, but as a Jewish woman I speak in solidarity within the movement and join the general conspiracy against whiteness.
FEAGIN President of the American Sociological Association 2000 Joe-Prof of Sociology, Univ. of Fla. Gainesville; “RACIST AMERICA:  Roots, Current Realities and Future Reparations”; 255-6

A HISTORY OF INTERRACIAL....high leverage points

We do not speak for the Muslim body that is not our social location but unfortunately this is the status quo
BUT - White America is indicative of a racialized security discourse – Indefinite detention becomes inevitable and translates into the lives of minority populations. The real detention takes place outside the prison.
Butler Judith 04. Professor of Rhetoric and Comparative Literature at the University of California at Berkeley. Precarious Life: The Power of Mourning and Violence“Indefinite Detention” 2004 http://butlerphile.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/butler_judith_-_precarious_lif.pdf  (KH)

The license to brand ....on the workplace.

And even in the context of intersectional approaches to culture white civil societal discourse  enacted a radicalized construction of the “muslim looking other” – The Muslim became synonymous with the slave and the slave a monster conveying a religious face of terrorism
Ahmad I. Muneer 09, Clinical Professor of Law at Yale University, Immigrant Rights Advocate. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 1683, 2009 American University, WCL Research Paper No. 08-65  “Resisting Guantanamo: Rights at the brink of Dehumanization” Pages: 16-17 (KH)

The state is as ....of the Muslim subject.

Theyre methodology forces Black students to become performatively whitened to fit into the conventions of the competitive game of debate that excludes difference. Prioritizing competititve equality makes debate a game of whiteness.
Reid-Brinkley 08
SHANARA ROSE REID-BRINKLEY 2008 “THE HARSH REALITIES OF “ACTING BLACK”: HOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN POLICY DEBATERS NEGOTIATE REPRESENTATION THROUGH RACIAL PERFORMANCE AND STYLE” ES
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The stylistic norms ... in national policy debate.

An abolitionist epistemology calls for a metaphorical hijacking of the debate space entrenched in white supremacy.  This is a debate about debate and how the debate space has indefinitely detained us. This epistemology is necessary to create an ontology that traverses white supremacy in the debate.
Dr. Reid-Brinkley, 2008 Shanara Rose, Professor of African American Studies at Pittsburg University, “The Harsh Realities of ‘Acting Black’”: How African America Policy Debaters Negotiate Representation Through Racial Performance And Style, C.A.

Louisville’s strategy is .... and perpetuating history.108

And the subject of indefinite detention necessitates a discussion of where this type of genocidal violence was first created. We isolate the Trans-Atlantic slave trade as the vehicle through which detention of this populace first materialized. It laid the foundation for genocidal politics and created a space where the torturing and the imprisonment of black and brown life was not only justified but was necessary.   
Rodriguez Dylan 05, Ph.D and MA Ethnic studies: Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies UC Riverside. “Forced Passages Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime” 2005
P.230 

I am especially ...astronomical and genocidal.

Through the lens of the middle passage we see how the prison regime has indefinitely detained people of color. The middle passage is a foreshadowing of the new prison system and how it’s the root cause of the social death of black and brown bodies
Rodriguez Dylan 05, Ph.D and MA Ethnic studies: Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies UC Riverside. “Forced Passages Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime” 2005 P.231-233

In this context ... itinerant transatlantic “prison.

Only through the lens of our advocacy can the discussion of indefinite detention be relevant – Black Slavery necessitated indefinite detention -  only through a discussion of that paragigmn can we reclaim agency
Rodriguez Dylan 05, Ph.D and MA Ethnic studies: Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies UC Riverside. “Forced Passages Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime” 2005 P.230

A radical genealogy... black slave ontology.

The new black ontology cannot coexist within white supremacy – Since whiteness supremacy was built  on the backs of black bodies they refuse to no longer be assimilated in social life our discourse necessitates revolution.
Rodriguez Dylan 05, Ph.D and MA Ethnic studies: Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies UC Riverside. “Forced Passages Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime” 2005 P.228-229

Sharon Patricia Holland’s.... black “prison slave

Our ontology is a prerequisite to the deconstruction of all types of oppression
Rodriguez Dylan 05, Ph.D and MA Ethnic studies: Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies UC Riverside. “Forced Passages Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime” 2005 P. 254-255

Jackson, interviewed shortly .... register as a battlecry.¶

Tournament: NDT | Round: 2 | Opponent: Wyoming MP | Judge: Eisendstadt, Copenhaver, Brass
Thus, this debate should come down to a discussion of competing methodologies. The role of the judge is to vote for an affirmation of blackness one in which we create accessible spaces for black bodies in the debate space. We ask the judge to see our method as one of performance

We ask the negative to encounter the affirmative through modes of performance - The performance of the 1AC locates cultural power one that questions the very normative structures of whiteness - whilst internalizing modes of resistance against those same forces of oppression 

Warren  and Fassett, 2004The Johns Hopkins University Press. All rights reserved Theatre Topics 14.2 (2004) 411-430John T. Warren is an assistant professor in the School of Communication Studies at Bowling Green State University, where he teaches courses in performance, culture, identity, and power. Deanna L. Fassett is an assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies at San José State University, where she teaches courses in instructional communication and critical, feminist, and performative pedagogies.

Performative pedagogy, as ….invisibility of whiteness. 

The judge’s ballot should symbolize an attack on the norms of policy debate that force exclusion – This act is an inclusion of blackness that prevents the assimilation of identity. It’s a continuous onslaught on white privilege  
 Dr. SHANARA ROSE REID-BRINKLEY 2008 “THE HARSH REALITIES OF “ACTING BLACK”: HOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN POLICY DEBATERS NEGOTIATE REPRESENTATION THROUGH RACIAL PERFORMANCE AND STYLE” ES
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 The stylistic norms …in national policy debate?

The original attempt of the targeted killing of Kevon’s body not only explains the original marking and first accumulation but also the repetition of attempts at his life in the debate community.  A ballot for the status quo only reinforces the notion of targeting as good through the bill of sale where bodies become objects of desire through the continuation of time and space through a circular logic that recreates the master and slave dichotomy
Farley 12
(Anthony Paul Farley, James Campbell Matthews Distinguished Professor of Jurisprudence at Albany Law School, “Critical Race Theory and Marxism: Temporal Power” DM)

Repetition is the mode in …. all of us to the repetitions, together.
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The performance of the 1AC exposes both the explicit and implicit acts of exclusion presented in the debate community- Exclusion is at the root of silencing and ultimately leads to political anguish through our method of performance we ask the judge to evaluate their role in privilege in ultimately making debate accessible

Holloway Sparks, asst prof of political science, Penn State, 2003 (Queens, Teens, and Model Mothers
Race and the Politics of Welfare Reform (Paperback) by Sanford F. Schram (Editor), Joe Soss (Editor), Richard C. Fording (Editor))

In spite of the participatory ….of their political participation.

Exclusion translates into psychological violence internalized by black students. Debate becomes the political institution that perpetuates black genocide and polices identity through acts of behavior modification. A complete destruction of the mind is the end result. Destroys any chance of social agency.  
DR. WRIGHT Clinical Psychologist 1984
Bobby-Director of the Garfield Park Comprehensive Community Health Center in Chicago (a Mental Health Center); The Psychopathic Racial Personality:  and other essays; p. 16-19

In the not too …. dignity-and still control them.¶

Tournament: Usc | Round: 1 | Opponent: Georgia Feinberg-Boyce | Judge: Harper
Historically Blacks and Jews have both faced similar types of oppression– Both groups have been systematically otherized in a system complicit with anti-black racism and anti-Semitism. They were onced mirrored images now they share antagonistic relationship
Goldenberg 97. (“Struggles in the  Promised Land: Toward a History of Black—Jewish Relations in the United States”.  From Chapter 1, “The Curse of Ham: A Case of Rabbinic Racism”. 1997. David M. Goldenberg is Associate Director of the Center for Judaic Studies and Adjunct Associate Professor in Post-Biblical Literature at the University of Pennsylvania and he is The editor of Jewish Quarterly Review. Edited by Jack Salzman and Cornell West. Page 21) hss 

In 1604 Fray Prudencio de Sandoval ... academic world untouched.

Our coalition hasn’t always been perfect.  Just as blacks faced the anti-black violence of lynching so did the Jews in Jim Crow. Both groups were committed to a fight for the upliftment of both peoples and a fight for a true democracy  
Salzman 97. “Struggles in the  Promised Land: Toward a History of Black—Jewish Relations in the United States”. 1997. Dr. Jack Salzman is former Director of the Center for American Culture Studies at Columbia University, is Deputy Director for Education, Media, and Public Programs at The Jewish Museum and also edited by Cornell West. Page 1-2

For most people,.... for all Americans.

Our alliance predates the middle passage and the holocaust – Unfortunately contemporary Black Nationalism and Zionism has caused an ontological schism. Our advocacy is key to various forms of deconstruction
Schlosser et al. 2007 (“Racism, Antisemitism, and the Schism Between Blacks and Jews in the United States: A Pilot Intergroup Encounter Program”. Lewis Z. Schlosser has a PhD in Counseling Psychology and is a professor at Seton Hall University, Regine M. Talleyrand is an Associate Professor and Academic Program Coordinator for the Counseling and Program in the College of Education and Human Development at George Mason University, Dr. Talleyrand received her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Maryland, most of her research focuses on women of color, Heather Z. Lyons is a professor at Loyola and has a PhD in counseling psychology, and Lisa M. Baker who has a PhD in psychology. Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development, Volume 35, April 2007.  )hss 

Historically, people of African ...and cultural groups.

Now the time has come for an ontological awakening Bob Marley said  it best we must emancipate ourselves from mental slavery we are the only ones who have the power to do so. This process must begin with the individual, then our friends then our family and even to those we call our oppressors Together we can transcend oppression
Leonard 2005, Moulard Valentine. Professor of Philosopy at Univ. Of memphis. “Revolutionary Becomings: Negritude’s Anti-Humanist Humanism”

The term “Negritude” ...processes driven by negation.

I knew there had to be a better life that I had never seen, one besides the gun fights on my block the crack sales the addictions to the streets. The Drugs the lies the pain. I cried I lived it, I saw it my life. I felt it  Now we must embrace an ontological healing one that can fix the schisms that remain in the Black – Jewish Coalition through a critical dialogue
Schlosser et al. 2007 (“Racism, Antisemitism, and the Schism Between Blacks and Jews in the United States: A Pilot Intergroup Encounter Program”. Lewis Z. Schlosser has a PhD in Counseling Psychology and is a professor at Seton Hall University, Regine M. Talleyrand is an Associate Professor and Academic Program Coordinator for the Counseling and Development Program in the College of Education and Human Development at George Mason University, Dr. Talleyrand received her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Maryland, most of her research focuses on women of color, Heather Z. Lyons is a professor at Loyola and has a PhD in counseling psychology, and Lisa M. Baker who has a PhD in psychology. Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development, Volume 35, April 2007.  )hss
Strategies for reconciliation ...for Blacks and Jews. 

We can only transcend oppression through the ethics of solidarity.  The Eastern European Jewish woman you see beside me has been my rock and my anchor through times of tribulation. Together we re-create the context through which the new coalition is formed a recreation that exists without the schism of anti-blackness
hooks 1995 (Killing Rage: Ending Racism, P.212-213)

Solidarity between blacks ...nurtured and sustained.¶ 

Therefore we offer the following advocacy. We say you as a judge and as adjudicator should embrace the Jewish and Black coalition as a survival strategy to deconstruct and fight systems of anti-blackness.

Tournament: Shirley | Round: 1 | Opponent: Emory Jones-Sigalos | Judge: Manuel
The status quo is a characterization of an invisible racial contract that’s the root cause of otherizing genocidal politics - Disposability becomes written onto black and brown bodies and spaces where resource disparities exist in order to maintain the purity of white spaces.   
Mills 2k
Charles W. Mills, “Black Trash” 2001¶ 

For a state founded ....the white body politic

The 2013 CEDA Policy Debate resolution calls into question a reduction of the war powers authority of the president to indefinitely detain. The 1AC isolates slavery as the first sight of indefinite detention. It interrogates the myth that slavery has ended. This interrogation is a constant process of decolonization of the mind - we will not attempt to rehabilitate the black subject within the confines of white civil society. We shall break your prison walls!

Thus our advocacy Kevon and I affirm a discussion of the Trans Atlantic Slave trade as the first sight of the indefinite detention of black and brown bodies. Our affirmation is a  constant interrogation of the myth that slavery has ended. Our affirmation puts the debate space in complete incoherence since it was built on the backs of black subjectivity. 

As a white person I recognize my white privilege and what my ancestors did and that my ancestors caused the problems of today, but as a Jewish woman I speak in solidarity within the movement and join the general conspiracy against whiteness. 

REHABILITATION IS A JOKE WITH A PUNCH LINE FOR THE BLACK SUBJECT--------THERE IS NO HOPE FOR THE BLACK IN SOCIETY --WE HAVE BEEN SENTENCED TO SUFFER THE AFTERLIFE OF SLAVERY, TO LIVE AS FLESH IN THE BELLY OF THE MIDDLE PASSAGE
Wilderson, 03 professor of African American Studies at University of California, Irvine, 2003 (Frank, A. B. Dartmouth College (Government/Philosophy); MFA Columbia University (Fiction Writing); Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley (Rhetoric/Film Studies), “The Prison Slave as Hegemony's (Silent) Scandal”, Social Justice, Vol. 30 Issue 2, p18-27) blh

Without the textual categories... that cannot be satisfied.

Chattel slavery might have ended but the new Jim Crow is alive and well today
Alexander Michelle 10 . (2010). The new Jim Crow: Mass incarceration in the age of   colorblindness. New York: The New Press. Page 12 

For more than one ...taken a different form.

We do not speak for the Muslim body that is not our social location but unfortunately this is the status quo
BUT - White America is indicative of a racialized security discourse – Indefinite detention becomes inevitable and translates into the lives of minority populations. The real detention takes place outside the prison.
Butler Judith 04. Professor of Rhetoric and Comparative Literature at the University of California at Berkeley. Precarious Life: The Power of Mourning and Violence“Indefinite Detention” 2004 http://butlerphile.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/butler_judith_-_precarious_lif.pdf  (KH)

The license to brand ....on the workplace.

And even in the context of intersectional approaches to culture white civil societal discourse  enacted a radicalized construction of the “muslim looking other” – The Muslim became synonymous with the slave and the slave a monster conveying a religious face of terrorism
Ahmad I. Muneer 09, Clinical Professor of Law at Yale University, Immigrant Rights Advocate. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 103, p. 1683, 2009 American University, WCL Research Paper No. 08-65  “Resisting Guantanamo: Rights at the brink of Dehumanization” Pages: 16-17 (KH)

The state is as ....of the Muslim subject.

Theyre methodology forces Black students to become performatively whitened to fit into the conventions of the competitive game of debate that excludes difference. Prioritizing competititve equality makes debate a game of whiteness.
Reid-Brinkley 08
SHANARA ROSE REID-BRINKLEY 2008 “THE HARSH REALITIES OF “ACTING BLACK”: HOW AFRICAN-AMERICAN POLICY DEBATERS NEGOTIATE REPRESENTATION THROUGH RACIAL PERFORMANCE AND STYLE” ES
,
The stylistic norms ... in national policy debate.

Our epistemology calls for a metaphorical hijacking of the debate space entrenched in white supremacy.  This is a debate about debate and how the debate space has indefinitely detained us. This epistemology is necessary to create an ontology that traverses white supremacy in the debate.
Dr. Reid-Brinkley, 2008 Shanara Rose, Professor of African American Studies at Pittsburg University, “The Harsh Realities of ‘Acting Black’”: How African America Policy Debaters Negotiate Representation Through Racial Performance And Style, C.A.

Louisville’s strategy is .... and perpetuating history.108

And the subject of indefinite detention necessitates a discussion of where this type of genocidal violence was first created. We isolate the Trans-Atlantic slave trade as the vehicle through which detention of this populace first materialized. It laid the foundation for genocidal politics and created a space where the torturing and the imprisonment of black and brown life was not only justified but was necessary.   
Rodriguez Dylan 05, Ph.D and MA Ethnic studies: Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies UC Riverside. “Forced Passages Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime” 2005
P.230 

I am especially ...astronomical and genocidal.

Through the lens of the middle passage we see how the prison regime has indefinitely detained people of color. The middle passage is a foreshadowing of the new prison system and how it’s the root cause of the social death of black and brown bodies
Rodriguez Dylan 05, Ph.D and MA Ethnic studies: Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies UC Riverside. “Forced Passages Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime” 2005 P.231-233

In this context ... itinerant transatlantic “prison.

Only through the lens of our advocacy can the discussion of indefinite detention be relevant – Black Slavery necessitated indefinite detention -  only through a discussion of that paragigmn can we reclaim agency
Rodriguez Dylan 05, Ph.D and MA Ethnic studies: Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies UC Riverside. “Forced Passages Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime” 2005 P.230

A radical genealogy... black slave ontology.

The new black ontology cannot coexist within white supremacy – Since whiteness supremacy was built  on the backs of black bodies they refuse to no longer be assimilated in social life our discourse necessitates revolution.
Rodriguez Dylan 05, Ph.D and MA Ethnic studies: Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies UC Riverside. “Forced Passages Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime” 2005 P.228-229

Sharon Patricia Holland’s.... black “prison slave

Our ontology is a prerequisite to the deconstruction of all types of oppression
Rodriguez Dylan 05, Ph.D and MA Ethnic studies: Chair of Department of Ethnic Studies UC Riverside. “Forced Passages Imprisoned Radical Intellectuals and the U.S. Prison Regime” 2005 P. 254-255

Jackson, interviewed shortly .... register as a battlecry.¶

Tournament: NDT | Round: 2 | Opponent: Wyoming MP | Judge: Eisendstadt, Copenhaver, Brass
Dr. Reid-Brinkley, 2008 Shanara Rose, Professor of African American Studies at Pittsburg University, “The Harsh Realities of ‘Acting Black’”: How African America Policy Debaters Negotiate Representation Through Racial Performance And Style, C.A.
Louisville’s strategy is to engage the methods of debate practice. Thus, they
...
different reasons. These practices have a long and perpetuating history.108

DR. CRENSHAW Prof of Speech Comm @ Univ. Ala.  1997

Carrie-PhD. USC; former director of debate @ Univ. of Ala.; WESTERN JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION

This analysis of Helms’ opening argument illustrates how the ideology of white ...
whiteness like Helms’ protect material white privilege because they mask its existence.