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The Scary Mason-Dixon Line : African American Writers And The South

Cutting A Figure : Fashioning Black Portraiture

In Search Of The Black Fantastic : Politics And Popular Culture In The Post-Civil Rights Era

Prisons, Race, And Masculinity In Twentieth-century U.S. Literature And Film

Black Sexual Politics : African Americans, Gender, And The New Racism

A Freedom Bought With Blood : African American War Literature From The Civil War To World War II

Claude McKay, Code Name Sasha : Queer Black Marxism And The Harlem Renaissance

Race Or Ethnicity? : On Black And Latino Identity

  • Race Or Ethnicity? : On Black And Latino Identity
  • Attribution

    edited by Jorge J.E. Gracia
  • Publication Details

    Book, Cornell University Press, 2007
  • Description

    “This book is interesting, timely, and worthwhile because it addresses contemporary issues regarding highly contestable concepts that are usually taken for granted in ordinary as well as in professional conversations about race and ethnicity.”–Vicente Medina, Seton Hall University, author of Social Contract Theories “The great virtue of this book is its bringing together of the debates on black and Latino identity and its challenge to the terms in which they have been traditionally conceived. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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Portraits Of The New Negro Woman : Visual And Literary Culture In The Harlem Renaissance

Art In Crisis : W.E.B. Du Bois And The Struggle For African American Identity And Memory

From Black Power To Hip Hop : Racism, Nationalism, And Feminism

Poetry, Desire, And Fantasy In The Harlem Renaissance

Black Empire : The Masculine Global Imaginary Of Caribbean Intellectuals In The United States, 1914-1962

Malcolm X

Neither Enemies Nor Friends : Latinos, Blacks, Afro- Latinos