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The New Black Studies SeriesSeries Editors: Darlene Clark Hine and Dwight A. McBride The New Black Studies Series publishes the best scholarship that extends the boundaries of traditional Black studies and innovatively advances the field. Methodologically and disciplinarily diverse, The New Black Studies Series seeks books that theoretically, comparatively, historically, or culturally expand our notions of racial blackness and provide generative ways to examine and understand the function and impact of race. Projects in the series tackle aspects of the intersectional complexities of African American and African diasporic lives that help us to rethink class, gender, sexuality, racial blackness, and white supremacy. Topics of interest include the African American art and cultural movements, the history and culture of Black women, Black studies theory, activism, and diasporic trajectories. Authors interested in publishing in the series should be able to articulate how their book creates new rubrics for Black studies scholarship that thinks against the ossified traditional limits and understandings of race and blackness. Happy fifteenth anniversary to the series! See our anniversary catalog here. #NewBlackStudies |
Author: Kim GallonPub Date: May 2020 How sex and sensation fueled the power of the black press learn more... |
Author: Edited by Richard A. Courage and Christopher Robert ReedPub Date: April 2020 The origins and triumphs of an African American cultural vanguard learn more... |
Author: Myriam J. A. ChancyPub Date: March 2020 A daring new approach to understanding African diasporic culture learn more... |
Author: Annette K. Joseph-GabrielPub Date: January 2020 The work and thought of seven black women in the fight against colonialism learn more... |
Author: Edited by Adrienne D. Davis and the BSE CollectivePub Date: September 2019 New thinking about taboo, outlaw, deviant, and subversive black sexuality learn more... |
Author: Jonathan FendersonPub Date: April 2019 A revolution in African American culture and the figure who helped bring it to fruition learn more... |
Author: Stéphane RobolinPub Date: Cloth: September 2015; Paper: September 2019 The interplay between space, place, and race learn more... |
Author: Ian Rocksborough-SmithPub Date: May 2018 How black public historians fought for civil rights in the Windy City learn more... |
Author: John LowneyPub Date: October 2017 Hearing jazz in Afro-modernist literature learn more... |
Author: Edited by Robert E. Weems Jr. and Jason P. ChambersPub Date: September 2017 How African Americans took care of business in a new city learn more... |
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