White Property, Black Trespass

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Exploring the intersection of race, religion, and capitalism, this work examines how police power operates as a mechanism of control within a settler colonial framework. It reinterprets the criminalization of Black individuals and the economically marginalized as a religious endeavor aimed at preserving the sanctity of whiteness and property. The narrative highlights the systemic exile of those deemed trespassers, revealing the underlying structures that perpetuate societal inequities and reinforce a pseudo-sacred order.