Black feminist theory/thought (Cultural Theory)
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Studies indicate that African American men report more personal experiences with discrimination than do African American women. According to the subordinate male target hypothesis, this gender difference reflects an underlying reality in... more
This essay concerns black feminist theory’s experimentation with the disciplinary discourses of chaos theory and physics to investigate the trace effects of blackness and explore the limits of conceptualization and representation in light... more
***UPDATE
Adapting the print copy of my book, PUSHING THE LIMITS OF THE COLOR LINE into one text, instead of three volumes. Thus, the print copy is unavailable. ***
Posted here is a summary of each section of the book.
Adapting the print copy of my book, PUSHING THE LIMITS OF THE COLOR LINE into one text, instead of three volumes. Thus, the print copy is unavailable. ***
Posted here is a summary of each section of the book.
É observável que, nos últimos vinte anos, a circulação de textos e ideias de intelectuais feministas Negras têm aumentado nas universidades brasileiras. Entretanto, essa divulgação invisibiliza o fato de que o conhecimento dessas... more
This visual essay explores slavery at the Cape from a Black feminist perspective. It articulates efforts to find out more about the enslaved people who lived in what is now my home, but was one a slave lodge under both British and Dutch... more
Dignity: A Journal on Sexual Exploitation and Violence is an open access, peer-reviewed, international, interdisciplinary journal dedicated to publishing original scholarly articles on topics related to sexual exploitation, violence, and... more
***UPDATE: 2015 I am currently adapting the print copy of my book, PUSHING THE LIMITS OF THE COLOR LINE, into an eBook and adding additional material. Thus, the print copy is currently unavailable. If you want to be notified when it is... more
Presented by Dr. Marilyn Patricia Johncilla
from
The Canadian Academy for Diversity Leadership (CADL)
from
The Canadian Academy for Diversity Leadership (CADL)
Critical Insights: The Color Purple. Ed. Jericho Williams. Ipswich: Salem Press, 2022. 191-206.
In this essay, I think about social movements, fugitivity, and the sacred against the backdrop of freedom for Palestinians. In doing so, I draw on insights from black studies, settler colonialism, religious studies, and Jewish studies. A... more
Drawing on black feminist theory, this paper examines the professional experiences of postcolonial diasporic black and ethnicized female academics in higher education. 1 The paper explores the embodiment of gendered and racialized... more
The Body is Memory: An Exhibition of Black Women Artists presents nine exhibits curated by Smith College students enrolled in the course “Introduction to Black Culture”, led by Dr. Flávia Santos de Araújo (Africana Studies Program) in the... more
This spring a ground-breaking exhibition appeared at the Berkeley Art Museum (BAMPFA). Titled, About Things Loved: Blackness and Belonging, the exhibition challenges standard curatorial processes when exhibiting work by Black artists and... more
Being a man in modern urban situations today is no longer obvious and easy. It is even doubtful whether masculinity in any culture was ever self-evident. Several authors-experts, such as the historian-philosopher Elisabeth Badinter, the... more
***UPDATE: I am currently adapting the print copy of my book, PUSHING THE LIMITS OF THE COLOR LINE. Thus, the print copy is unavailable. If you want to be notified when it is available again, then just send me an email at... more
***UPDATE: July 2018 I am currently adapting the print copy of my book, PUSHING THE LIMITS OF THE COLOR LINE (see on Amazon: http://tinyurl.com/anmbpqa). Thus, the print copy is currently unavailable, out of print. If you want to be... more