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and therefore insufficient. No written statute it seems can protect the homeland, only flesh and blood guardians who grasp its deepest, most basic truth: vigilance and sacrifice. “At some point,” reads one anti-immigrant manifesto, “we must stop this interminable flood of humanity or suffer our demise by its sheer numbers as they impact every aspect of our teetering society.” A sense of visceral, existential panic comes across in this nearly Biblical representation of pending disaster. Nevertheless, the representational violence and racism only hinted at on the websites of informal border patrols is granted full expression elsewhere. A Artist Michael A. Lebron created this photomontage in 1984 and sought to have it installed in the Washington DC subway system using his own funds to purchase advertising space. The local transit authority refused to accept the work, describing the poster as “deceptive.” Lebron sued, lost, and finally won on appeal. The piece reads in part “Reagan wants to get government off our backs. He complains about bleeding heart liberals, negative do-gooders, and welfare cheats; yet the overwhelming amount of welfare goes to big business in the form of price supports, guaranteed loans, and tax write-offs. Those guys cheat like hell––law and order, it seems, is for the streets, not the corporate suite.” Image courtesy Gregory Sholette Archive and M. Lebron. Sholette T01780 01 text 111 29/09/2010 08:38

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