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... of transgender studies, this essay uses the intuitive, ambivalent, and nuanced methodology of Toni Cade Bambara's Salt Eaters to open up space for a trans study that is more capacious, yet still tethered to the experience of living in one's skin as not only content but also form. Ultimately, this essay wonders...

... in the Skin of a Theory: Incommensurability in Toni Cade Bambara's Salt Eaters : Toward the ‘Studies’ of Trans Studies,” Nat Baldino asks that we become architects of experimental and imaginative reading practices through a nuanced reading of Toni Cade Bambara's Salt Eaters . Reading The Salt Eater 's...

... and Immigration Law .” In Enke , Transfeminist Perspectives , 133 – 52 . Bambara Toni Cade . 1970 . The Black Woman: An Anthology . New York : New American Library . Enke Anne . 2012 . Transfeminist Perspectives in and beyond Transgender and Gender Studies . Philadelphia : Temple...

... (194–95). The rather limited review of Toni Cade Bambara's reflections on Black alterities beyond masculine/feminine dimorphism requires a deeper engagement with not only Black feminist thought but also with historiography on both Afro-diasporic principles of self-formation and African American urban...

..., Democratic Futures . New York : Routledge . Bailey Marlon , and Shabazz Rashad . 2014 . “ Gender and Sexual Geographies of Blackness: New Black Cartographies of Resistance and Survival .” Pt. 2. Gender, Place, and Culture 21 , no. 4 : 449 – 52 . Bambara Toni Cade . (1970...

...-state, anti-capitalist, polymaternalist, and children's liberationist (I'm thinking here of contributions by Kay Lindsey to Toni Cade Bambara's Black Woman anthology, published in 1970). I am, as you know, extremely fond of the Wages Due Lesbians, a mothering-against-motherhood moment in history...