Through an examination of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s paradoxical notion of "aggressive love," I offer a critical interpretation of love as a key concept in a vernacular black political theology, and the consequences of love's displacement by law in liberal theories of civil disobedience.
Love is a key concept in the theory and history of civil disobedience yet it has been purposefully neglected in recent debates in political theory.
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