• Race as data flow, as information (not transcational though)
• Page 5 insert: "practices of joy and catharsis about being Black"
• Push back on a narrow definition of "being Black" — it's the everyday, not just BLM, pivotal experiences
• Is he making a framework (general, can be applied to e.g. "Indigenous")?
• There are theorists who want to get affect into more conversations, who believe that by overlooking this, our social theories are missing something
• Critiques against instrumental rationalist have lived in social theory, feminism, etc for a long time
• Brock is marshalling theory in a particular way to intervene in the conversation

Pathos (key idea we didn't get to last time)

• We might dismiss Aristotelian pathos and other things, but they might have undervalued or stigmatized complexity
• Deleuze interiority is actually relevant to the embodiment stuff I'm searching for
• Do we see our internal selves as always entangled with others?
• This theoretical model presumes that there is (at least something like) a self

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