Pursuing Trayvon Martin: historical contexts and contemporary manifestations of racial dynamics

Now you see it, now you don't: magic tricks of white supremacy in the United States / Jacqueline Anderson, Sarah Lucia Hoagland, and Anne Leighton

Imagined communities: Whitopia and the Trayvon Martin tragedy / Maria del Guadalupe Davidson

Indignity and death: philosophical commentary on White terror, Black death, and the Trayvon Martin tragedy / Stephen C. Ferguson II and John H. McClendon III

No bigots required: what the science of racial bias reveals in the wake of Trayvon Martin / Phillip Abita Goff and L. Song Richardson

Two forms of transcendence: justice and the problem of knowledge / Timothy Joseph Golden

The irreplaceability of continued struggle / Lewis R. Gordon

Dead Black man, just walking / William David Hart

Distorted vision and deadly speech: enabling racial violence through paradox and script / Jennifer Harvey

"Seeing Black" through Michel Foucault's eyes: "Stand Your Ground" laws as an anchorage point for state-sponsored racism / Devonya N. Havis

Should Black kids avoid wearing hoodies? / Chike Jeffers

Can we imagine this happening to a White boy? / Janine Jones

A mother's pain: the toxicity of the systemic disease of devaluation transferred from the Black mother to the Black male child / Tracey McCants Lewis

Social presence, visibility, and the eye of the beholder: a phenomenology of social embodiment / David Polizzi

Trayvon Martin, racism, and the dilemma of the African American parent / E. Renée Sanders-Lawson and Bill E. Lawson

Refusing blackness-as-victimization: Trayvon Martin and the Black cyborgs / João Costa Vargas and Joy A. James

Politics, moral identity, and the limits of white silence / Samantha Vice

Trayvon Martin and the tragedy of the new Jim Crow / Cynthia Willett and Julie Willett

"What are you doing around here?": Trayvon Martin and the logic of Black guilt / Vanessa Wills

Trayvon Martin: when effortless grace is sacrificed on the altar of the image / George Yancy

Coda-Through the eyes of a mother: reflections on the rites of passage of Black boyhood / Carol E. Henderson.