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...Myriam J.A. Chancy Small Axe Incorporated 2007 Fallen Angels (Excerpt from The Loneliness of Angels) Myriam J.A. Chancy Ruth February 28, 2004, Port-au-Prince Hills Ruth smoothes the plastic of the memory table as if she is trying to undo wrinkles in time. Below the plastic...

..., and thus enrich, the textual elements shared from Kempadoo's archival research. In fact, it is the combination of mediums that is able to communicate the experiences of life on the postemancipation plantation. In one of Ghosting 's narratives, Aunt Ruth, an elderly woman, recounts stories about a...

... Fulbright and ACLS/Mellon fellowships. His work has appeared in the Journal of Africana Religions and Cultural Anthropology 's “Fieldsights.” With the support of the Ruth Landes Memorial Research Fund, he is currently a postdoctoral fellow and visiting scholar in the anthropology department at New York...

... P ty I Edited by Gracia Clark, Maria Grosz-Ngaté, John Hanson, and Ruth Stone ISSN 0001-9887 vers...

... of a story about how blackness and being is in fact raced, gendered, and regarded in terms of age. But the Haitian girls present in the book’s ruminations are mostly present for what they symbolize and how they represent the wake. In Hear Our Truths: The Creative Potential of Black Girlhood , Ruth...

..., Ruth Hanna McCormick, as they traveled around the country soon after their 1903 wedding. The photographs capture anonymous Dominicans and some prominent named citizens (e.g., lawyers and elected officials), street scenes, buildings, public works, rivers, and so on. The archive includes no photos of the...

... force, whiteness has, throughout the Americas, been established as the “norm,” the “stan- dard” against which the identities of “others” have been produced. Examining the context of the United States, Ruth Frankenberg explains that whiteness is a location of structural advantage and...

... GPI’s future has been and remains uncertain, with funding won through bodies such as the Heritage Lottery Fund available only for fixed terms and specific activities. But the legacy of hope in contingency remains. Interviewed for Ruth Bush’s history of New Beacon, Sarah White referred to La Rose’s...

... sponsored German exploration and settlement of colonies in Venezuela, Tobago, and St. Thomas. The role of Genoese families in Seville and their commercial and investment activities in the Indies has been documented in the work of historians Ruth Pike, Guillermo Lohmann Villena, and Ramón Carande. 14 The...

... sexual assault by other inmates or prison staff. 18 5 Ruth Gilmore, Golden Gulag: Prisons, Surplus, Crisis, and Opposition in Globalizing California (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2007), 261. 6 Judith Halberstam, Female Masculinity (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1998...

... of a free black nation that spans time and space, anchored by race but unmarred by geocultural tensions. Afrofuturistic texts, as Ruth Mayer states, “move ceaselessly back and forth through time and space, between cultural traditions and geographic time zones.” 10 Free of the limitations of...

... of the development of calligraphic modernisms across the Arabic world, 1955–75, and Ruth B. Phillips's examination of the primitivizing practices of and interactions between Native North American artists and those of European descent at mid-twentieth century. 21 Like each volume of the series...

..., and Ruth L. Lindeborg, eds., Black Cultural Studies: A Reader (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1996). 28  March 2009 • Robert F. Reid-Pharr  |  95 work that they do within our various cultures. I have suggested, therefore, that Carby’s...

... the young fellas, restless, knowing him to be a “cool soldier,” always willing to help out if they need money for rent or food, ruth- lessly fair in deciding all squabbles among them and one of the best forwards in the whole northeast; knowing all that, when the police come to shake him down, the...

... elude the clarity of resistance narratives; they express the sensation of vulnerability without naming it as such. Rumor thus might enable the historian to chart the play of emotions in history, the layer of sentiment that is, as Ruth Leys puts it, “independent of, and in an important sense, prior...

... the front-to-back sway of his body that set the cadence for his talk, José cited Ruth W. Gilmore's American Studies Association presidential address from the previous year's conference in which she declared, “Policy is the new theory.” He noted that Gilmore's address spoke of a marked movement in the...

... cluster of public, government-owned apartments—more commonly known as council fl ats. * ese estates are under the jurisdiction of the residents’ borough. * e Aylesbury estate is regarded as one of the largest in Europe. 31. Interview with “Ruth,” a St. Lucian SBWC Advice Worker...

... Rico for the fi rst time in 1982, I am unsure whether she thought about what would become of me. In Th e Vulnerable Observerr, Ruth Behar comments on her parents’ hopes upon leaving Cuba that the United States would off er her possibilities and that she would reap the benefi ts...

...); the Fresh Milk Art Platform (Annalee Davis) and Projects and Space (Sheena Rose) in Barbados; L'Artocarpe in Guadeloupe; Studio O (Osaira Muyale) and the regional residency program Caribbean Linked (Holly Bynoe and Annalee Davis) in Aruba; Beta-Local, Casa de Cultura Ruth Hernández Torres, El Cuadrado...