| Volume IX |
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The New Black Power History
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Interrogating Race and Racism
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"Revolution in Babylon: Stokely Carmichael and America in the 1960s"
By: Peniel E. Joseph
"Spokesman of the Oppressed? Lorraine Hansberry at Work: The Challenge of Radical Politics in the Postwar Era"
By: Rebeccah Welch
"Protection or Path Toward Revolution?: Black Power and Self-Defense"
By: Simon Wendt
"The Campus and the Street: Race, Migration, and the Origins of the Black Panther Party in Oakland, CA"
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"Crimes of History" Senegalese Soccer and the Forensics of Slavery
By: Michael Ralph
"A Free Black Mind is a Concealed Weapon" Institutions and Social Movements in the African Diaspora
By: Robin J. Hayes
Affirmative Action at the Crossroads: Colorblind Racism and the Decline of African Americans in Public Contracting
By: Monique W. Morris
Septima Clark Organizing for Positive Freedom
By: Stephen Lazar
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Islam and Black America
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Higher Ground
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Locating Palestine in Pre-1948 Black Internationalism
By: Alex Lubin
The Blackstone Legacy, Islam, and the Rise of Ghetto Cosmopolitanism
By: Rami Nashashibi
Protect Ya Neck: Muslims and the Carceral Imagination in the Age of Guantánamo
By: Sohail Daulatzai
The Story of Islamophobia
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"Katrina N.O. Problem, Canal Street, New Orleans" (c) 2006 Delphine Fawundu Buford |
The New Orleans that Race Built: Racism, Disaster, and Urban Spatial Relationships
By: Darwin BondGraham
Do You Know What It Means: Mapping Emotion in the Aftermath of Katrina
By: Melissa Harris-Lacewell
Are They Katrina's Kids or Ours?: The Experience of Displaced New Orleans Students in Their New Schools and Communities
By: Kevin Michael Foster
Katrina's Southern "Exposure," the Kanye Race Debate, and the Repercussions of Discussion
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| Volume VIII |
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Islam in Black America
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Black History Matters: Reflections on the Struggle for Freedom
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Overlapping Diasporas, Multiracial Lives: South Asian Muslims in U.S. Communities of Color, 1880-1950
By: Vivek Bald
Through Sunni Women's Eyes: Black Feminism and the Nation of Islam
By: Jamillah Karim
Constructing Masculinity: Interactions between Islam and African-American Youth Since C. Eric Lincoln, The Black Muslims in America
By: Richard Brent Turner
To the East, Blackwards: Bandung Hopes, Diasporic Dreams, and Black/Muslim Encounters in Sam Greenlee's Baghdad Blues
By Sohail Daulatzai
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Eslanda Goode Robeson's African Journey: The Politics of Identification and Representation in the African Diaspora
By Maureen Mahon
"Long Live Third World Unity! Long Live Internationalism" : Huey P. Newton's Revolutionary Intercommunalism
By Besenia Rodriguez
The Congress of African People: Baraka, Brother Mao, and the Year of '74
By Robeson Taj P. Frazier
One Nation Under a Groove: A People's History of the Drum
By Iyelli Ichile |
Racializing Justice, Disenfranchising Lives
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The Black South
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"Najee, Daquan, and Tyre. South 20th Street, Newark." January 2004 (c) Helen M. Stummer |
America at the Crossroads
By Keesha M. Middlemass
Jim Crow Is Alive and Well in the 21st Century: Felony Disenfranchisement and the Continuing Struggle to Silence the African-American Voice
By Ryan Scott King
Rehabilitated But Not Fit to Vote: A Comparative Racial Analysis of Disenfranchisement Laws
By Keesha M. Middlemass
The Hyper-Criminalization of Black and Latino Male Youth in the Era of Mass Incarceration
By Victor M. Rios
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Katrina's Unnatural Disaster: A Tragedy of Black Suffering and White Denial
by Manning Marable
New Deal, Raw Deal
Ira Katznelson
A Test of Faith Black Church Burnings and America's Enduring Crucible of “Race”
by Timothy Patrick McCarthy
The Southern Place and Racial Politics Southernification, Romanticization, and the Recovery of White Supremacy
by Joe L. Kincheloe |
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Critical Perspectives on W.E.B. DuBois
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Independent Black Politics
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“Reconstructing the Radical Du Bois”
by Manning Marable
“What is Africa to Me?” Africa in the Black Diaspora Imagination
by F. Abiola Irele
“DuBoisan Sociology: A Watershed of Professional and Public Sociology”
by Aldon Morris and Amin Ghaziani
“E. Franklin Frazier on W.E.B. Du Bois: Sociologist, Critic, and Friend”
by Mio Matsumoto
“W.E.B. Du Bois: Intellectual Forefather of Intersectionality?”
by Ange-Marie Hancock
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Independent Black Voices from the Late 19th Century: Black Populists and the Struggle Aginst the Southern Democracy • Omar H. Ali
The Political Orientations of Young African Americans • David A. Bositis
The Case for a Neo-Rainbow Electoral Strategy • Danny Glover and Bill Fletcher, Jr.
Preparing for the Time of Reparation: Speculative cues from W.E.B DuBois, George Jackson, and Mumia Abu-Jamal • E. San Juan, Jr
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The Unfinished Dialogue of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X • Clayborne Carson
Rediscovering Malcolm's Life: A Historian's Adventures in Living History • Manning Marable
Let Us Be Moors: Islam, Race and "Connected Histories" • Hisham D. Aidi
Premillennium Tension: Malcolm X and the Eschatology of the Nation of Islam • Wayne Taylor
Going Back To Our Own: Interpreting Malcolm X's Transition From "Black Asiatic" to "Afro-American" • Liz Mazucci |
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| Volume VI |
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Rethinking Black Studies
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TransAfrica Forum: Justice for the African World
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Living Black History: Resurrecting the African American Intellectual Tradition • Manning Marable
Teaching Race and Racisn in the Twenty-First Century:Thematic Considerations • Howard Winant
At Home and Abroad in America's Academy: On Black Studies and Gender Studies at Columbia University • Rosalind C.Morris
In My Brother's House: White Scholars and the Future of Black Studies • Timothy Patrick McCarthy
Mining Our Collective Memmory:Beyond the Academic-Activist Divide in Black Studies • Martha S. Jones |
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Race and Globalization: Racialization from Below • Leith Mullings
Out of Chaos: Afro-Colombian Peace Communities and the Realities of War • Asale Angel-Ajani
Afro-Colombia: A Case for Pan-African Analysis • Joseph Jordan
African Women: Globalization and Peacebuilding from the Bottom Up • Gwendolyn Mikell
Regionalism Against Racism: The TransEurope Struggle for Racial Equality • Clarence Lusane |
Collateral Consequences: The Africana Criminal Justice Project (Part Two)
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Drugs and the Racial Divide:Selective Punishment of Black Drug Offenders • Jeanette Covington
A Bad Relationship: Violence in the Lives of Incarcerated Black Women • Nikki Jones
Organizing Against Criminal Injustice: Contributions of the Black Panther Party • Heather Schoenfeld
Crime Prevention in the African American Community: Lessons Learned from the Nation of Islam • Shaun L. Gabbidon
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Imagining Justice: The Africana Criminal Justice Project (Part One)
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40 Acres and a Mule?
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Reconstructing Race and Crime: The Radical Tradition Revisited • Tony Platt
The Impact of the Prison Industrial Complex on African American Women • Natalie J. Sokoloff
Felon Voting Rights and the Disenfranchisement of African Americans • Christopher Uggen, Jeff Manza, and Angela Behrans
Resistance, Redemption, and Transformation: African American and Latino Prisoners Living with the HIV/AIDS Virus • Laura T. Fishman
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The Politics of Black Memory • Ronald Walters
Forty Acres and a Mule, Or, An Act of Bad Faith • Jeff Kerr-Ritchie
Railroads, Race, and Reparations • Theodore Kornweibel
Gender and Power in the Black Diaspora: Radical Women of Color and the Cold War • Rebeccah E. Welch |
Identity, Inequality, Race
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Who Owns Black Art?
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Losing Ground: Harlem, the War on Drugs, and the Prison Industrial Complex • Leith Mullings
The Female Bogeyman: Political Implications of Criminalizing Black Women • Julia S. Jordan-Zachery
To Be Equal
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Hip Hop and the Aesthetics of Criminalization • Andrea Queeley
Understanding the New New Black Poetry: Orality, Visuality, and the Spoken Word • Meta DuEwa Jones
"It’s Not Right, But It’s Okay": Contemporary Black Women’s R&B and the House that Terry McMillan Built • Daphne Brooks
Symposium: Where is Black Culture? • The Editors, Charles Mudede, Bakari Kitwana, Jacqueline Bobo, Mark Anthony Neal, Kristal Brent Zook, Sonia Sanchez |
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Seeing through the Whiteout: Interrogating Whiteness
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Race and Globalization
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Resurgence: White Nationalism and Anti-Black Violence • Ronald Waters
Breaking the Code of Good Intentions: Everday Forms of Whiteness • Melanie E. L. Bush
Symposium: Whither Whiteness?
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The Modern World Racial System • Howard Winant
The Europeanization of American Racism or a New Racial Hybrid?: After September 11 • Amrita Basu
A Tale of Two Barrios: Puerto Rican Youth and the Polotics of Belonging • Gina M. Perez |
Thinking Black
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9/11: Notes on the Crisis
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"A Son of Afro-America": Talking with Amiri Baraka • The Editors
And the Beat Goes On: Challenges Facing Black Intellectuals • Kathleen Cleaver
A Scholar in Struggle • Clayborne Carson
Black Thinkers at Sea: Ferdinand Smith and the Decline of African American Proletarian Intellectuals • Gerald Horne
Beyond the “Real” World, or Why Black Radicals Need to Wake Up and Start Dreaming • Robin. D. G. Kelley
Def America: Russell Simmons • The Editors
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Racism in a Time of Terror • Manning Marable
The Light of History •
Linda Burnham
Eight Lessons from the Black Front: A Primer • Farah Jasmine Griffin
No Global Justice, No Global Peace • Bill Fletcher, Jr.
Aftermath • Hazel Carby
Proposal for a Transformative, Racially Just Philanthropy • john a. powell
Making Philanthropy Accountable • Rick Cohen
Practicing Philanthropy
Race, Legitimacy, and Criminal Law • Jeffrey Fagan
Who is Responsible for Affordable Housing Construction? • David Reingold
The North Star Fund: A Resource for Progressive Social Change • Betty Kapetanakis
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Reinventing Jamaica: A Conversation about the Renewal of a Diasporic Society
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Blacks and Asians: Revisiting Racial Formations
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“Reinventing Jamaica” Conference Address • Dr. Basil K. Bryan, Consul General of Jamaica
Reinventing the Jamaican Political System • Brian Meeks
Analyzing the Jamaican Crisis • Don Robotham
Profit, Power and Privilege: The Racial Politics of Ancestry • Lee D. Baker
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Tokyo Bound: African Americans and Japan Confront White Supremacy • Gerald Horne
Yellow Power: The Formation of Asian-American Nationalism in the Age of Black Power, 1966-1975 • Jeffery O.G. Ogbar
B-Boys and Bass Girls:
Sex, Style, and Mobility in Indian American Youth Culture • Sunaina Marr Maira
Building the Antiracist, Anti-Imperalist United Front: Theory and Practice from the L.A. Strategy Center and Bus Riders Union • Eric Mann
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Representing Blackness
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Talking About Race
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Race, Class and Academic Capitalism: The Future of Liberal Education • Manning Marable
Representations of Fatherhood and Masculinity in Rap Lyrics • William Eric Perkins
What’s a Million Dollars to Michael Jackson?: Authentic Culture and Commercial Tourism • J. Martin Favor
From Elvis to Eminem: Play that Funky Music, White Boy! • Todd Boyd
A Conversation Between Generations: Education, Awareness, and Empowerment for the New Millennium • Manning Marable and Kevin Powell
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Structural Racism and American Democracy: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives • Manning Marable
Book Review: Critique of Orlando Patterson’s Blaming-the-Victim Rituals
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Black Feminism 2000
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Theorizing Black Studies
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Femme negritude: Jane Nardal, La Depeche africaine, and the Francophone New Negro • T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting
Gender Talk • Johnnetta B. Cole and Beverly Guy-Sheftall
Black Feminist Politics:
Introduction • Joy James
Establishing Black Feminism • Barbara Smith
Notes on Du Bois’s Final Years • Herbert Aptheker
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A Conversation with Ossie Davis
A Layover in Detroit, or Wherein Lies the Future of Black Studies? •
Melba Joyce Boyd
Afrocentricity and History: Mediating the Meaning of Culture in Western Society • Molefi Kete Asante
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The New South Africa
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Race-ing Justice: Black America vs. the Prison Industrial Complex
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David Georgakas on the Successes and Failures of the Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM)
Better the Devil You Know? The Politics of Colouredness and Post-Apartheid South African Elections in the Western Cape • Grant Farred
The Ongoing Contestation over Nationhood • Anthony W. Marx
The New South Africa and the Process of Transformation • Bill Fletcher, Jr.
Judging the New South Africa • Mary Marshall Clark
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What Does the Ghetto Mean? • Robert Sanchez
Photo Documentary of Angola Prison • Philippe Cheng
Women of Color in Prison • Anne Elliot, Saide McLaughlin, Gus Smith, B.J. Peak-Graham, and Philip Genty
“In Defense of Mumia”: The Political Economy of Race, Class, Gender and Social Death • Leonard Weinglass, Ray Brown, Charles Ogletree, and Conrad Muhummad
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Radicalism in Black America
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Losing the Initiative on Race?
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Black Like Mao: Red China and Black Revolution • Robin D.G. Kelley and Betsy Esch
The Nature of African-American History • Herbert Aptheker
Being Red and Black in Jim Crow America: Notes on the Ideology and Travails of Afro-American’s Socialist Pioneers, 1877-1930 • Winston James
African-American Expatriates in Ghana and the Black Radical Tradition • Kevin Gaines
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Good at the Game of Tricknology: Proposition 209 and the Struggle for the Historical Memory of the Civil Rights Movement • George Derek Musgrove
Paradigms of Difference: Race and Class in the Twenty-first Century • Darlene Clark Hines
Cheap Talk, er, Dialogue • Gary Y. Okihiro
A Conversation with John Hope Franklin
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Race and Revolution in Cuba: African-American Perspectives
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Home to Harlem
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The Havana Afrocubano Movement and the Harlem Renaissance: The Role of the Intellectual in the Formation of Racial and National Identity • Ricardo Rene Laremont and Lisa Yun
Reflections on Cuba, Race, and Politics • James Early
Consumer Culture Among Cuban and Black American Youth • Mary Patillo-McCoy
The Immorality of Collective Punishment: A Closer Look at the Impact of the U.S. Embargo on the Health of Cubans • Cheryl Mwaria
Assata Shakur: “The Continuity of Struggle” • The Editors
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Harlem and the Racial Imagination: Reflections on the Million Youth March
African Americans and the Story of American Freedom • Eric Foner
Books: Reading Harlem • Gerald Horne
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