... black motherhood black reproduction self-possession Betye Saar Corregidora Jamaica Kincaid ...

... Chapter 2 interrogates the fraught terrain of black women’s reproductive bodies and the slave system that sought to exploit sexuality in the service of labor production. In this chapter the author argues that processes of black maternal longing limit the ability of black women to self-possess...

... In the introduction, the editors present the history and implications of the Black Geographies discipline. In setting up the stakes for Black Geographies, the editors argue for the nonsingularity and nonuniversality of Blackness, its local and global reproduction through processes of circulation...

... As the monograph moves away from hum/animal, it also seeks to correct the historical record on blackness and animal life by returning to one of the most important moments in the landscape of Black radical thought: the founding of MOVE in Philadelphia in the early 1970s. Unlike other studies...

... who forge connections across nations and religions to identify with other Brown youth in North Africa and the Middle East. “Muslim-looking” rappers across the globe call on Black popular culture to speak truth to power and articulate their demands for reform. desi South Asian American Arab...

..., an approach that joins together and expands studies of women’s emotional, caring, and reproductive labor. An analysis of altar work highlights the pivotal work of bringing new followers into the church, carried out by networks of women who pass along intimate practices through an apprenticeship model...