Broadening the Contours in the Study of Black Politics : Citizenship and Popular Culture
Broadening the Contours in the Study of Black Politics : Citizenship and Popular Culture
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Author(s): Mitchell, Michael
ISBN No.: 9781138519817
Pages: 192
Year: 201710
Format: Trade Cloth (Hard Cover)
Price: $ 213.93
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Research Articles "Who Will Survive in America?": Gil Scott-Heron,the Black Radical Tradition, and the Critique ofNeoliberalism Daniel Robert McClure Are African Americans Really Americans?: African American Ambivalence and the Plural SubjectTheory of Political Obligation Camisha Russell Ratchet Politics: Moving Beyond Black Women'sBodies to Indict Institutions and Structures Nadia E. Brown and Lisa Young Holier than Thou: The Impact of Politico-Economic Equality on Black Spirituality Major G. Coleman Symposium II Black Women Political Scientists at WorkTM: A Conversationwith Nadia Brown and WendySmooth Nikol G. Alexander-Floyd Work in Progress Assessing the Voting Rights Act:Competing Analytical Paradigms David Blanding Trends The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Voting Rights Actand the "Quiet Revolution" B. D'Andra Orey, Gloria J. Billingsley, and Athena M. King Book Review Forum Forum on Urban Black Women and the Politics of Resistance, by Zenzele Isoke Book Review Forum: Essay 1 Tiffany Willoughby-Herard Book Review Forum: Essay 2 Duchess Harris Book Review Forum: Essay 3 Andreana Clay Book Review Forum: Essay 4 Grace Kyungwon Hong Book Review Forum: Essay 5 Keisha-Khan Y. Perry Book Review Forum: Essay 6 Cheryl Flores Book Review Forum: Essay 7 Khaalidah Sidney "Making Knowledge without Master's Tools" Zenzele Isoke Responds Book Reviews Duchess Harris, Black Feminist Politicsfrom Kennedy to Obama, reviewed by Ange-Marie Hancock Andra Gillespie, The New Black Politician:Cory Booker, Newark, and Post-Racial America, reviewed by Aiisha Harden Russell Nikol G.


Alexander-Floyd, Gender, Race,and Nationalism in Contemporary Black Politics, reviewed by Kiana Cox C. Riley Snorton, Nobody Is Supposed to Know, reviewed by Saidah K. Isoke Miriam Jimenez Roman and Juan Flores, eds., The Afro-Latin@ Reader: History andCulture in the United States, reviewed by Jennifer Gutierrez Julia Jordan-Zachery, Black Women,Cultural Images and Social Policy, reviewed by Stephanie Hicks A Note on Passing: Michael B. Preston A Note on Passing: Jewel Limar Prestage Invitation to the Scholarly Community.


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