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ca-3065	Raschig, Megan	Triggering Change: Police Homicides, Community Healing, and the Emergent Eventfulness of the New Civil Rights	2017		.htm	text/html	10239	449	55	Today’s New Civil Rights movement gestures toward an increasingly perceptible and intolerable critical node of contention: the enervation, disposability, and ungrievability of black life, and the institutionalization of a racist and dehumanizing gaze that perceives black life as an inherent threat to other life in general, and to white privilege in particular (Day 2015; Butler 2015). HEALING HISTORY AND RECALIBRATING ETHICAL ACTION IN SALINAS As I would learn, Hernández’s officer-involved death provoked a temporal tripwire for both Shi and Tara, in the sense that what happened to make them stop and keep them at that corner was not just one particular death, but a sudden, jangling cacophony of many other deaths already endured and left unresolved, lives shrugged off or taken by the police.	cache/ca-3065.htm	txt/ca-3065.txt