"Words really do matter. They are not simply symbolic representations of the material; they are material. They are bodily and concrete. When we speak, it is sound waves that beat against our eardrums; when we write, it is ink that is scratched, struck, or pressed onto paper. Words also have material consequences. It is with strings of words, bundles of texts, that we name and distinguish people so as to categorize and regulate them. We deploy our words and texts also to punish people, to harm them, to exterminate them, even."