Black scare / red scare: theorizing capitalist racism in the United States

Part I : Black scare / red scare foundation: political economy and the threat of radical Blackness. Theorizing US capitalist racist society

The Black scare, the red scare, and the threat of radical Blackness

Genres of radical Blackness

The negro question as a national question, the structural location of Blackness, and the problem of Black self-determination

Wall Street imperialism and expropriation abroad

War, Wall Street imperialism, and (inter-)national accumulation

Part II : Black scare / red scare codification: governance and legitimating architecture. Theorizing anticommunism as a mode of governance

Loyalty, criminality, and "clear and present danger": the anticommunist governance and the executive and judicial branches

Sedition, subversion, and national security: the anticommunist governance of the legislative branch

The countersubversive political tradition and the threat of US fascism

True Americanism: the legitimating architecture of US capitalist racist society.