..., or for emancipation from slavery. Focusing on the centrality of the plantation to the spatializing logics of black patience, I consider how the Free Southern Theater used performance to demand “freedom now” and to revise the oppressive histories of time rooted in the material geographies of the US South. Mounting...

...Mary Caton Lingold The Black Atlantic Reconsidered: Black Canadian Writing, Cultural History, and the Presence of the Past . By Siemerling Winfried . Montreal, QC : McGill-Queen’s Univ. Press . 2015 . xiv, 545 pp. Cloth , $110.00 ; paper, $34.95 ; e-book available. Black Atlas...

...Riché Richardson Duke University Press 2005 Riché Charles Fuller’s Southern Specter and the Richardson Geography of Black Masculinity To discourage behavior detrimental to racial up- lift—such as wearing house slippers in public, using profanity...

... the article terms Gumbs’s and Jemisin’s Black feminist geohaptics crafts new political forms of sensory dwelling and planetary futures of environmental liberation for Black life. Sense, these works show, makes legible and transforms the Anthropocene’s geographies of power, unearthing how the categories...

... no place either in the atomizing political geography of Indian policy or the hybridized critical imaginary of the “middle ground.” © 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 Mark Documenting Tradition: Rifkin Territoriality and Textuality in Black Hawk’s Narrative...

... that Brown uses signifying ethnography to craft a radical counterhistory: as he dismantles glorified depictions of the South, Brown locates alternative geographies of dissent in which to secure modern black political identities. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 References Anderson David R...

... their urban, cosmopolitan contemporaries. Copyright © 2019 by Duke University Press 2019 transnationalism black geographies global south Garveyism print culture Once touted as the world’s largest cotton plantation, the Delta and Pine Land Company (DPL) was a constellation of eighteen...

... that historical violence continues to matter in the present; it insists further that such violence is fundamentally modern. It thus rewrites the plantation as a paradigmatic figure of US modernity, which continues to organize geography and infrastructure around and through anti-Black systems of value extraction...

... is not liberation (McKittrick 2021: 39), a refrain that speaks to the colonial and white supremacist logics of early American visual and textual modes of describing and categorizing nature. Her work on Black geographies and plantation futures is especially crucial here, as McKittrick (2013: 5) demonstrates how...

... into mastery of his daughters’ deepest attachments. Yet the racial subjugation of black men complicates the description of the geography of the black father. John Christopher is a patriarchal 6059 American Literature 72:2 / sheet 158 of223 figure...

... and its various geographies can undo white supremacy. The title At Home in Diaspora refers to Walters’s central claim, namely, that black international writers trouble binary notions of diaspora and home. Expatriate writers, for whom a return to home is always deferred or compli- cated...

... and its various geographies can undo white supremacy. The title At Home in Diaspora refers to Walters’s central claim, namely, that black international writers trouble binary notions of diaspora and home. Expatriate writers, for whom a return to home is always deferred or compli- cated...

... and its various geographies can undo white supremacy. The title At Home in Diaspora refers to Walters’s central claim, namely, that black international writers trouble binary notions of diaspora and home. Expatriate writers, for whom a return to home is always deferred or compli- cated...

... narrative solutions to the prob- lem of representing one’s home and community from a distance, McKittrick theorizes how the raced body and its various geographies can undo white supremacy. The title At Home in Diaspora refers to Walters’s central claim, namely, that black...

... and its various geographies can undo white supremacy. The title At Home in Diaspora refers to Walters’s central claim, namely, that black international writers trouble binary notions of diaspora and home. Expatriate writers, for whom a return to home is always deferred or compli- cated...

... and its various geographies can undo white supremacy. The title At Home in Diaspora refers to Walters’s central claim, namely, that black international writers trouble binary notions of diaspora and home. Expatriate writers, for whom a return to home is always deferred or compli- cated...

... and its various geographies can undo white supremacy. The title At Home in Diaspora refers to Walters’s central claim, namely, that black international writers trouble binary notions of diaspora and home. Expatriate writers, for whom a return to home is always deferred or compli- cated...

... and its various geographies can undo white supremacy. The title At Home in Diaspora refers to Walters’s central claim, namely, that black international writers trouble binary notions of diaspora and home. Expatriate writers, for whom a return to home is always deferred or compli- cated...

... and its various geographies can undo white supremacy. The title At Home in Diaspora refers to Walters’s central claim, namely, that black international writers trouble binary notions of diaspora and home. Expatriate writers, for whom a return to home is always deferred or compli- cated...

... and its various geographies can undo white supremacy. The title At Home in Diaspora refers to Walters’s central claim, namely, that black international writers trouble binary notions of diaspora and home. Expatriate writers, for whom a return to home is always deferred or compli- cated...