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Easier Said Than Done:
Making Black Feminism Transformative for Black Men
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Boys to Men:
Getting Personal about Black Manhood, Sexuality, and Empowerment
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Rachel Eliza Griffiths, Alice Randall, Houston A. Baker
Cartography of Curves:
Black Women and Eros in Prose and Pictures
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Carol E. Henderson
It’s All in the Name:
Hip Hop, Sexuality, and Black Women’s Identity in Breakin’ In: The Making of a Hip Hop Dancer
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Charles I. Nero
Reading Will Make You Queer:
Gender Inversion and Racial Leadership in Claude McKay’s Home to Harlem
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Caroline Randall Williams
Wane and Wax
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Valérie K. Orlando
Women, Religion, and Sexuality in Contemporary Moroccan Film:
Unveiling the Veiled in Hijab al Hob (Veils of Love, 2009)
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I. Augustus Durham
A Loving Reclamation of the Unutterable:
Patricia Hill Collins, Hortense J. Spillers, and Nina Simone as Excellent Performers of Nomenclature
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Asia Leeds
Toward the “Higher Type of Womanhood”:
The Gendered Contours of Garveyism and the Making of Redemptive Geographies in Costa Rica, 1922–1941
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David A. Rubin
“Do I Need a Contract to Kiss You?”:
Consent, Incapacitation, and The Ethics of Sex
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Mark Anthony Neal
Trafficking in Monikers:
Jay-Z’s “Queer” Flow
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Rinaldo Walcott
Boyfriends with Clits and Girlfriends with Dicks:
Hip Hop’s Queer Future
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Imani Perry
Untitled
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Scott Poulson-Bryant
“Put Some Bass in Your Walk”:
Notes on Queerness, Hip Hop, and the Spectacle of the Undoable
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C. Riley Snorton
Guest Editor’s Introduction:
As Queer as Hip Hop
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Mecca Jamilah Sullivan
Fat Mutha:
Hip Hop’s Queer Corpulent Poetics
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L. H. Stallings
Hip Hop and the Black Ratchet Imagination
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T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting, Tiffany Ruby Patterson-Myers
Editor’s Introduction
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Richard T. Rodríguez
Hip Hop Spice Boyz
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