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The New Black Studies SeriesSeries Editors: Darlene Clark Hine and Dwight A. McBride The study of peoples of African descent crosses boundaries of region, culture, and nation-state. It is at once comparative and diasporic in perspective and methodology. The New Black Studies Series will advance the intellectual arsenal of this discipline by publishing books that offer provocative and sophisticated explorations of the complexities of black people's experiences with dispersal, domination, enslavement, emancipation, colonialism, and racism. |
Author: Edited by Brian DolinarPub Date: July 2013 An extraordinary document of the African American experience learn more... |
Author: Meta DuEwa JonesPub Date: Cloth: 2011; Paper: February 2013 An elaborate articulation of the connections between jazz, poetry, and gender learn more... |
Author: Larry Eugene RiversPub Date: Cloth: 2012; Paper: 2013 A comprehensive investigation of slave escape in antebellum Florida learn more... |
Author: Edited by Sherwin K. Bryant, Rachel Sarah O'Toole, and Ben Vinson IIIPub Date: April 2012 Expanding and enriching African Diaspora history in the Americas learn more... |
Author: Edited by Darlene Clark Hine and John McCluskey Jr.Pub Date: July 2012 Presenting early twentieth-century Chicago as a vital centerpiece of Black thought and expression learn more... |
Author: Koritha MitchellPub Date: Cloth: 2011; Paper: August 2012 The first full-length critical study of lynching plays in American culture learn more... |
Author: Lisa B. ThompsonPub Date: Cloth: 2009; Paper: August 2012 Representing the sexuality of black middle-class women in contemporary popular culture learn more... |
Author: David A. GerstnerPub Date: March 2011 A provocative triptych of black queer desire, articulated through aesthetic works and experiences learn more... |
Author: Christopher Robert ReedPub Date: May 2011 Assessing the roles of religion, politics, and class in the golden decade of black business learn more... |
Author: Badia Sahar AhadPub Date: November 2010 A salient take on psychoanalysis as a cultural phenomenon, intersecting with African American literature learn more... |
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