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Papers

(The median citation count of Radical History Review is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Open Letters from Prison	13
From Mimeographs to Self-organization	6
Prostitute	4
A Black Belt-ocene	4
Oral Histories in the Black Pacific	3
Whatever Happened to Class?	3
Economic Miracles and Their Hypes	3
The AIDS Quilt in Prison	3
If It’s Vacant Take It	3
“There Are Lives Here”	3
“I Look Nature”	3
Idling	3
“In Difesa della Natura”	3
Feminist Intifada	2
The House of the Lazy	2
The Periodical as Political Educator	2
Just before Freedom	2
A Roundtable on Environmental Injustice and Border Abolition	2
Vice and Immoral Spaces	2
State Violence and the Bitter Ends of the Milagro Mexicano	2
Congress Militant	2
Desecrating Ancestral Spaces of Rest	2
Germinations	2
Harm Reduction	1
The Sew Their Names Quilt Project, Lowndes County, Alabama	1

“We’ll Pretend to Work, and You’ll Pretend to Pay Us”	1
“Ka Aina No Ka Poe o Hawaii”	1
Radical Stillness	1
Blackness out of Place	1
Teaching about the Brazilian Military Dictatorship (1964–85)	1
Troubling Decriminalization	1
Uncovering Radical Histories: Anna Budu-Arthur’s Everyday Politics of Decolonization and Transnational Solidarity	1
Manasheer al-Intifada	1
Memory over Forgetting: Monuments, Memorials, and Intangible Heritage	1
Errata	1
“We Came Together and We Fought”	1
Monumentally Kitsch	1
Brazil, Indigenous Land	1
The Chimur Kranti of 1942: Dynamics of a Forgotten Rebellion, Repression, and Resistance	1
Interweaving and Intervening	1
The Idea of Sex Work	1
Connecting the Countryside	1
The Silence of Numbers	1
“Uncle Sugar’s Belles”	1
“A Form of Reparation”	1
Allyship	1
In Search of a Story Engine	1
“Dream Book for Existing Otherwise”	0
“A Clean Conscience behind the Dark Bars”	0
Urban Iconographies	0
Political Prisoner or Politicized Prisoner	0
The Tiredness of an Entire History	0
Clandestine Issues	0
Sex Addiction	0
Making Our Way Out	0
Black Internationalism, Print Culture, and Political Education in Claude McKay’s Banjo	0
Teaching International Solidarity through Lotus: Afro-Asian Writings	0
From Activist to Ally	0
Radical Epistemic Justice and Two-Eyed Seeing: Teaching First Nations and Indigenous Histories	0
Museum of Nonhumanity	0
On Reimagining Sleep and Rest Outside the Shadows of Racialized Labor	0
Toward a Soviet Future?	0
Dreaming Violence	0
Abolition Infrastructures	0
From “Armies of Love” to Demanding Legal Abortion	0
Inscribing New Infrastructural Relations into the World	0
HARYOU (Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited): State-Supported Art in the Interior Colony, c. 1962–1965	0
Anthropocene Narratives of Living with Resource Extraction in Africa	0
Mapping the Social Lives of The Namibian Review	0
Asian Massage Worker	0
“Abolish the Monopolizing of the Earth”	0
Teaching the History of Development	0
Believing in (Economic) Miracles in Brazil and Chile	0
APSI	0
Stuck in Traffic	0

A Dubai and a Shenzhen in Gwadar?	0
Feminist Educators against State Neglect	0
Bound Passages	0
Radical Oral History	0
“A Vast Bed of Combustible Fuel”	0
Stories of History	0
Editors’ Introduction	0
The Political Lives of Haiti’s Marron Inconnu	0
An Afropolitan in South Asia	0
Demand	0
Selling Sex—Sex Work or Prostitution?	0
“So Great Was the Rush of Water”: Speculative Histories of Other-than-Human Survivance Against the Trent-Severn Waterway	0
“Domesticating the Unfamiliar”	0
Organizing for the Decriminalization of Sex Work in South Africa	0
Survival Sex Work	0
Targeting Revolutionaries	0
Working Girl	0
Decolonizing Memory in Bristol	0
Reflections on the Whore Stigma	0
The Human Tide	0
“If You’re Going to Be Beautiful, You Better Be Dangerous”	0
Editors’ Introduction	0
Regimes and Resistance	0
Pride	0
Revolutionary Print Culture in the Arabian Peninsula	0
Revolutionary Papers	0
Naming the Zones of Sexual Commerce	0
Does Decriminalization Do It?	0
Luis Rosa Pérez	0
Taking Over, Living-In	0
Everybody Must Be Good, and Everybody Must Be Happy	0
Valongo Wharf	0
Theorizing the Afropolitan Past and Present	0
The Rise and Fall of Economic Miracles	0
“The Worse Element”	0
“The Very Valley of the Shadow of Death”	0
Critical Border Zones and Anti-extractive Thinking	0
In Search of Minnie Evans’s Gardens	0
A Needle in the Desert	0
Vashambadzi	0
Editors’ Introduction	0
African Miracles and Black Damnation	0
Living with Inflation	0
A Moonless Night	0
Political Prison and the Rise of State Violence in Argentina during the 1960s and 1970s	0
Decolonizing Refuge: Indigenous Solidarity Toward Spanish Exiles in Mexico, 1936–1939	0
The Black Englishmen of Old Calabar	0
Racial Storytelling in the Classroom	0
“Critical Realisms” in Savera	0
Dreams Underground	0
Embodying Revolution	0
Unleashing the Lion’s Roar	0
Searching for Monse	0
Sex Work	0
Imperial Gift	0
Turning Values into Value	0
The Life and Times of Santos Centeno García: A Black and Indigenous Communist Confronts US Imperialism in Caribbean Honduras (1933–1963)	0
Weathering the Storm	0
“To Repulse the State from Our Uteri”	0
Popular Media Representations of Farming	0
Uneven Mobilities	0
From Babyn Yar to Bohdanivka	0
Waiting for the Miracle	0
Fighting Fascism on Empire’s Doorstep	0
To Rest Beside Another	0
Robben Island and the Culture of Reconstruction in South Africa	0
Does Afropolitanism Apply to the Americas?	0
Economic Miracle or Dream State?	0
The Political Lives of Infrastructure	0
Decolonization Now	0
“This Argument Is Far from Over”	0