Search Results for Ghanaian literature

...Helen Yitah Abstract This essay undertakes a gendered analysis of Mabel Dove-Danquah’s fiction within the context of nationalist Ghanaian literature. Dove-Danquah and her contemporaries who wrote during the late nineteenth to early twentieth century portrayed almost all the ideas and ideology...

... the project; Florence Howe, the director (now emerita) of the Feminist Press, a lifelong second wave U.S. feminist and civil rights activist; and myself, a Ghanaian-born professor of literatures in English and women’s studies at Rutgers University, who joined a few months after the project’s inception...

... participant observation to demonstrate how Ghanaian public policies shape heritage tourism by tailoring historical sites for Black diasporic visitors. Commander ( 2017 , 89) alerts us to the complicated relationship between Ghanaians who view all Americans as wealthy, and African Americans who are often...

... in 1918. Warrick expresses her ideas about Pan-Africanism in Ethiopia Awakenin.9(1912), which Wilson suggests is named in solidarity with activist Ghanaian Joseph Caseley-Hayford, who published the panAfricanist work Ethiopia Unbound in 19n. 15 Warrick's sculpture of an African woman in Egyptian headdress...

... industries in western Europe. Living in Amsterdam-in the midst of the red-light district-I could not help but notice the preponderance ofThai, Dominican, Colombian, and Ghanaian women in sex work in clubs, behind windows, or in massage parlors. This concentration of nonDutch and non-European women...

... as Work among Ghanaian Women." In Women's Labor in the Global Economy: Speaking in Multiple Voices, edited by Sharon Harley. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press. . 2007b. "Work as a Duty and as a Joy: Understanding the Role of Work in the Lives of Ghanaian Female Traders of Global Consumer Items...

... and family after marriage. The Ghanaian journalist Edith Wuver and the Indian journalist Kamla Mankekar, who would attend the April 1961 workshop, would both comment at length on the extent of racial prejudice in the United States. Mankekar was particularly surprised “to find a people, going out of their way...