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... developed venues on their own terms. Ultimately, the resolution has been community self-determination more than integration of white venues. The subsequent interlude examines Philadelphia's gay switchboard as a medium for callers to access gay venues and to make distinctions between them. racism...

..., Black queer Atlantans developed venues on their own terms. Ultimately, the resolution has been community self-determination more than integration of white venues. The subsequent interlude examines Philadelphia's gay switchboard as a medium for callers to access gay venues and to make distinctions...

... 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...

... This chapter delineates the process by which a personal collection becomes part of a permanent archive within an established museum. It examines the donation by Walter and Louise Arensberg of Marcel Duchamp's works to the Philadelphia Museum of Art as its case study. The correspondence between...

... This chapter proceeds from writings by trans feminine people active in 1970s Trans Liberation political projects in New York City, Philadelphia, and Miami. The chapter was written in the ongoing life of an anti-Black and settler colonial order, where trans feminine life and resistance continue...

... he analyzed them in The Philadelphia Negro . W. E. B. Du Bois The Souls of Black Folk double-consciousness the Veil racialized health inequities ...

... these methods both in universities (Duke University, Carleton College, and the University of Delaware) and in local community organizations like Philadelphia’s Scribe Video Center, where her teaching could more effectively serve Black communities. collaborative learning multimodal pedagogy The Black...

... projects in New York City, Philadelphia, and Miami. The chapter was written in the ongoing life of an anti-Black and settler colonial order, where trans feminine life and resistance continue under conditions set by logics of sexual violence, murder, disappearance, and the carcerality of everyday life...

... in which Du Bois recounts the death of his eighteen-month-old child, the discussion reflects on how health inequities did not figure explicitly into his systematic cartography of racism in The Souls of Black Folk . It addresses the contradictory way he analyzed them in The Philadelphia Negro . W. E...

..., 1985), especially 93–124; and Silas Weir Mitchell, George R. Morehouse, and William W. Keen, Gunshot Wounds and Other Injuries of the Nerves (Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1864). For the less scientific practices that eased trauma as well, see Bret E. Carroll, Spiritualism in Antebellum America...

..., 1985), especially 93–124; and Silas Weir Mitchell, George R. Morehouse, and William W. Keen, Gunshot Wounds and Other Injuries of the Nerves (Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1864). For the less scientific practices that eased trauma as well, see Bret E. Carroll, Spiritualism in Antebellum America...

..., 1985), especially 93–124; and Silas Weir Mitchell, George R. Morehouse, and William W. Keen, Gunshot Wounds and Other Injuries of the Nerves (Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1864). For the less scientific practices that eased trauma as well, see Bret E. Carroll, Spiritualism in Antebellum America...