%0 Journal Article
%T ¡®Not Black and White, but Black and Red¡¯: Anti
%A Joshua Paul
%J Ethnicities
%@ 1741-2706
%D 2019
%R 10.1177/1468796818791661
%X This article critically examines #AllLivesMatter, which emerged as a rebuttal to #BlackLivesMatter, arguing, in spite of its universalist pretentions, that it represents a cloaked identitarian politics which through a hegemonic narrative (re)presents itself as a radically inclusionary counter-narrative. I argue All Lives Matter exemplifies an anti-identity identity politics by invoking rhetoric in opposition to racial identities while smuggling in a somewhat elastic ¡®postracial¡¯ neoliberal subject as the foundational identity around which this new mobilisation is organised. The article outlines a definition for anti-identity identity politics and uses this as a lens for analysing All Lives Matter in order to interrogate this keyword
%K Postracial
%K racism
%K identity politics
%K #AllLivesMatter
%K #BlackLivesMatter
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1468796818791661