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catalyst-28791	Murphy, Michelle	What Can't a Body Do?	2017	15	.pdf	application/pdf	4309	199	44	Taking Frantz Fanon as a starting point for a decolonial STS, for example, we might begin by noticing how he navigated, and refused to disavow, the contradictions making up embodiment, how Fanon theorized within a set of tensions or toggles: for example, the toggle between the hopeful care for embodied difference, and the pessimistic ways bodies are already materialized in colonial and racist worlds, the toggle between medicine’s racist apprehension of pathological bodies, and the ways that bodies also exceeded those materializations (Fanon, 1963, 1965, 1967). From the epidermal schema of anti- black racism to the heteropartriarchy of gender, bodies are already caught in painful and contradictory matrixes of support and negation.	cache/catalyst-28791.pdf	txt/catalyst-28791.txt