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Eslanda Robeson’s African Journeys

This is a guest post by Dr. Annette Joseph-Gabriel, a scholar of Francophone Caribbean literature and culture. Her areas of

Someone recently asked me why the black women activists I study were so determined to leave the United States. It

Beyoncé’s new song, “Formation” and her recent performance at the Super Bowl 50 halftime show has ignited a storm of

On February 26-28, 2016, the Octavia E. Butler Literary Society will host a conference at Spelman College commemorating the 10th anniversary

In recent years, the field of black internationalism has grown in leaps and bounds. Scholars are moving further away from