20 | David Walker and the Politics of Judgment

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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The Difference Between Inheritance and Heredity in David Walker's Appeal

01:56 • 4min

3

The Natural Enemies of the Occupied

06:17 • 3min

4

How to Make a Political Appeal in a Race War?

08:52 • 2min

5

Is the Christian God the God of Justice?

10:26 • 2min

6

What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?

12:06 • 2min

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What's the Nature of the Intervention?

14:00 • 2min

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Is There a Difference Between Friends and Enemies?

15:41 • 2min

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The Harm of Slavery Isn't Just That Black People Don't Learn Grammar, Though He Thinks That's Important

18:09 • 2min

10

Is There a Capacity to Have a Republic?

20:20 • 3min

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Is God the Way to Political Freedom?

22:54 • 2min

12

Theology and Politics

24:45 • 3min

13

The Engagement With Jefferson

27:32 • 3min

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Is It a Politic Argument That Jefferson Can't Exercise Political Judgment?

30:32 • 2min

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I'm Just Doing, Like, Natural Philosophy Visav the Different Sexes of Man, Right?

32:31 • 3min

16

Slavery and the Natural Enemy

35:23 • 2min

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Are You Trying to Incite Black Solidarity?

37:34 • 2min

18

The Importance of Solidarity in Black Political Life

39:19 • 2min

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The Role of Violence in Walker's Text

41:38 • 3min

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Is the World Not Existing?

44:12 • 3min

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The Violence Question in Black Authors

47:01 • 3min

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Is There a Line in the Sand Beyond Which Violence Will Be Necessary?

50:12 • 3min

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What's the Worry About Violence?

53:35 • 2min

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The Role of Violence Within a Polity

55:08 • 3min