
Against! Rebellious Daughters in Black Immigrant Fiction in the United States
Asha Jeffers$34.95 $27.96 Paper
Evaluates how texts by Afro-Caribbean and African US-based women writers address the recurring theme of rebellious immigrant daughters to reconsider the relationship between Blackness and immigranthood in the US.

Against Exclusion: Disrupting Anti-Chinese Violence in the Nineteenth Century
Audrey Wu Clark$34.95 $27.96 Paper
Reframes Asian American resistance via the lives of five early Chinese American public figures, tracing the emergence of violently imposed exceptionalism and mapping its reverberations into the present day.

Minor Troubles: Racial Figurations of Youth Sexuality and Childhood’s Queerness
Erin J. Rand$36.95 $29.56 Paper
Focuses on the rhetorical process of figuration as instrumental in creating cultural ideas about childhood, providing a road map for understanding alarmist discourses about children, race, gender, and sexuality.

Rhetorical Economies of Whiteness: Exploring the Intersections of Power, Privilege, and Race
Edited by Robert Asen and Casey Ryan Kelly$37.95 $30.36 Paper
Examines the interplay of rhetoric, whiteness, and economics, illustrating how economic and class structures incentivize adherence to whiteness as an identity formation and form of symbolic capital.

Grassroots Activisms: Public Rhetorics in Localized Contexts
Edited by Lisa L. Phillips, Sarah Warren-Riley, and Julie Collins Bates$34.95 $27.96 Paper
Combines activist profiles and scholarly essays to amplify and analyze the tactics of grassroots activists working locally to intervene in social injustices.

Muslim Comics and Warscape Witnessing
Studies in Comics and Cartoons
Esra Mirze Santesso$34.95 $27.96 Paper
As the first major study of comics by and about Muslim people, explores how graphic narratives from within and outside the Middle East articulate Muslim subjectivities.

American Magnitude: Hemispheric Vision and Public Feeling in the United States
Christa J. Olson$29.95 $23.96 Paper
Winner, 2022 NCA Marie Hochmuth Nichols Award
Examines how imagery and rhetoric of pan-American grandeur from 1845 to 1950 used Latin America as a foil for creating US national identity and a particular American way of feeling.

American Catastrophe: Fundamentalism, Climate Change, Gun Rights, and the Rhetoric of Donald J. Trump
Luke Winslow$32.95 $26.36 Paper
Explores case studies of Christian fundamentalism, anti-environmentalism, gun rights messaging, and the Trump administration to understand how appeals to catastrophe are used to unite Americans.

Vaccine Rhetorics
Heidi Yoston Lawrence$29.95 $23.96 Paper
Finalist, 2021 ARSTM Book Award
Honorable Mention, 2021 CCCC Best Book in Technical or Scientific Communication
Addresses the underlying rhetoric of vaccination debates by examining the full spectrum of viewpoints to develop a nuanced way forward.