Resistance reimagined : black women's critical thought as survival

Resistance reimagined : black women's critical thought as survival / Regis M. Fox.

The book analyzes black women's engagement with the liberal problematic--the gap between democratic promise and dispossession--as a form of resistance.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Fox, Regis M. (Author)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Gainesville : University Press of Florida, ©2017.
Subjects:	African American women > History. African American women > Political activity > History. African American women civil rights workers > History. African Americans > Civil rights > History. African American women political activists > History. African Americans > Social life and customs. SOCIAL SCIENCE > Discrimination & Race Relations. SOCIAL SCIENCE > Minority Studies. LITERARY CRITICISM > Women Authors. African American women African American women civil rights workers African American women political activists African American women > Political activity African Americans > Civil rights African Americans > Social life and customs History
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Table of Contents:

Prologue: Naming black women's ideology critique
Introduction: Resistance and legitimacy
"They won't believe what i say": theorizing freedom as an economy of violence
The production of "emancipation": race, ritual, and the reconstitution of the antebellum order
"Wondering under which head i come": sounding Anna Julia Cooper's Fin-de-Siècle song
"Mammy ain't nobody name": Power, privilege and the bodying forth of resistance
Conclusion: Roll call.