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Volume 13, Issue 1
September 1, 2015
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ISSN 1536-6936
EISSN 1547-8424
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Editor's Introduction
Paula J. Giddings
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Critical Edges

Gender/Class Intersections and African Women's Rights
Carole Boyce Davies
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The Crucible of Witnessing: Projects of Identity in Carrie Mae Weems's From Here I Saw What Happened and I Cried
Claire Raymond
View articletitled, The Crucible of Witnessing<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Projects of Identity in Carrie Mae Weems's <em>From Here I Saw What Happened and I Cried</em></span>
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Decolonizing Britain and Domesticating Women: Race, Gender, and Women's Work in Post-1945 British Decolonial and Metropolitan Liberal Reform Discourses
Denise Noble
View articletitled, Decolonizing Britain and Domesticating Women<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Race, Gender, and Women's Work in Post-1945 British Decolonial and Metropolitan Liberal Reform Discourses</span>
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Cultureworks

“I'm So Proud to Be Your Queen”: Alison Hinds and Queenliness as a Diasporic Resource
Lia T. Bascomb
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The Dirty Body that Cleans: Representations of Domestic Workers in Brazilian Common Sense
Patricia de Santana Pinho
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In the Trenches

Glorientalization: Specters of Asia and Feminized Cyborg Workers in the US-Mexico Borderlands
Long Thanh Bui
View articletitled, Glorientalization<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Specters of Asia and Feminized Cyborg Workers in the US-Mexico Borderlands</span>
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Magic Tricks: The Politics of Memory, State, and Tribe in Lahaul, India
Himika Bhattacharya
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Werewere Liking's Village Ki-Yi: Dissidence and Creativity in Abidjan
Cheryl Toman
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Black Feminism on Capitol Hill: Shirley Chisholm and Movement Politics, 1968–1984
Anastasia Curwood
View articletitled, Black Feminism on Capitol Hill<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Shirley Chisholm and Movement Politics, 1968–1984</span>
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Guidelines for Contributors
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