European Racism, Border Violence, and Anti-Racist Counterpublics: Tiger Beatdown Essays, 2011–2012

This Zenodo deposit preserves a small archival corpus of public essays by Flavia Dzodan originally published at Tiger Beatdown between 7 October 2011 and 1 May 2012, together with related documentation concerning the later public intervention at the Tropenmuseum during Moving Together: Activism, Art and Education — A Week with Angela Davis in May 2018. The deposit gathers these materials as archival research objects within a broader trajectory on European racism, border violence, Dutch anti-Blackness, Frontex, migrant death, memory politics, eugenics, and anti-racist counterpublics. The materials are preserved as archival copies. They have not been substantively revised for this deposit. Original titles, dates, publication venues, URLs, archived URLs, and contextual metadata are recorded where available. This is a 2026 archival deposit of materials first published between 2011 and 2012, with related documentation from 2018. It should be cited as an archival corpus preserving and contextualizing the original essays and their subsequent public afterlives.