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• Cover
• Title
• Copyright
• Contents
• List of Figures and Tables
• About the Author
• Acknowledgements
• Chapter 1. Introduction: Sambo’s Social Etymology and White European Settler Colonial Transculturation
• Introduction
• Engaging with Sambo’s Archives Transculturally
• Conclusion – Why Sambo, Why Now?
• Chapter 2. Naming: The Fungibility of Subjection, Transculturation and Colonial Inferiority
• Introduction
• Sambo and White Settler Colonial Racial Capitalism
• Naming: Domination and Resistance
• White Psychic Repression and Sambo’s Fungibility
• Zambo/Sambo: Naming and Blood Quantum
• Sambo’s Naming: A Genealogy of White Domination
• Beginning to Think sambo’s Black Feminist Decolonisation
• Conclusion
• Chapter 3. Consuming Sambo and Necropolitical Love/Hate: Humour, Children’s Books and Sweets
• Introduction
• Stuplimity: The White Sambo Psyche in Civil War (1861–1865) United States
• Stuplimity: sambo’s Life in Canada 1800s–1990s
• Colonial India/Africa: Necropolitical Love/Hate, Racist Disparagement and Fear
• The US: Can We Read Sam and the Tigers as a Sambo Strategy Speaking Against White Supremacist Hate?
• Sweet Sambo: Domination and Consumption
• Conclusion: Remembering Antiracist Hate for/of Sambo
• Chapter 4. Biopolitics and Racialising Assemblages: Australian Colonial Breeding Out/In and the Nation
• Introduction
• Linking White European Settler Colonial Traumatic Intimacies
• Ontological Conditions and White Australian Subjectivities
• The Sapphires: Blackness and Anti-indigenous Racism
• The Stolen Generations
• Conclusion
• Chapter 5. Contemptible Commemoration: Racial Capitalism and Love/Care for Long-Dead Sambo
• Introduction
• Commemoration and Racialised Pilgrimage: The Necro-politics of White Identification and White Fragility
• Suturing to White Supremacy and Love for the Black Long-dead: The Libidinal Economy of ‘Post-Race’ Conviviality and Amnesia-aphasia
• ‘Post-Race’ Amnesia-aphasia and Conviviality
• Philida and the Monstrous Intimacies of the Plantation Romance
• Conclusion
• Chapter 6. ‘Post-Race’ Racial Libidinal Economies: Markets and Contemptible Collectables
• Introduction: Racial Differencing, Markets and the Continuing Life of Contemptible Collectables
• To Be Known by a Name: Commodity Racism
• Blackamoor Brooches: Wearing Black Otherness and White Superiority
• The British Black Venus: Hypersexuality, The Octoroon and Museumising White Male Contemptuous Desire for Whitened Sambo
• Conclusion: Libidinal Economies of Avid Consumption, Racist Contemptuous Tolerance and Objects of Commodity Racism
• Chapter 7. Racism’s Affects in Scandal’s Refusals: Transracial Intimacy, ‘Post-Race’ Power and the Love of the American People
• Introduction
• Decolonising the Intimate Couple: Fitz’s Plans and Olitz’s Transracial Love/Sex in a White Supremacist World
• Dis-Ease and Transracial Love/Sex Intimacy
• The (Im)Possibility of National Love of ‘Mixing’
• Decolonising Love/Sex, Refusing White Male Power: Rowan
• Re-claiming Transracial Love/Sex Intimacy: Disalienation from ‘Race’ Norms
• Conclusion
• Chapter 8. Conclusion: Black/People of Colour Futurities – Decolonising Mind, Affect, Being and Power
• Introduction
• The Stockhausens, Cudjoe Minstrelsy and White European Colonialism in Jamaica
• The White Sambo Psyche and Blackface: Fascination, Fear, Avid Consumption and Continuing White Supremacy
• Jonkonnu, Disalienation and Sambo’s Recuperation Through Cultural Repetition
• Reparations and Brattle: Refusing Samboification and BPOC Futurities
• Bibliography
• Index