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Title Black girl magic beyond the hashtag : twenty-first century acts of self-definition / edited by Julia S. Jordan-Zachery and Duchess Harris ; foreword by Janell Hobson ; afterword by Tammy Owens.
Publisher Tucson : University of Arizona Press, 2019.
Copyright date ©2019


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Contents Foreword Janell Hobson -- We Are Magic AND We Are Real: Exploring the Politics of Black Femmes, Girls, and Women's Self-Articulation Julia S. Jordan-Zachery and Duchess Harris -- 1. Movement Makers: A Historical Analysis of Black Women's Magic in Social Movement Formation Rashida L. Harrison -- 2. "I can only do me": African American, Caribbean American, and West African Girls' Transnational Nature of Self-Articulation LeConté J. Dill with Shavaun S. Sutton, Bianca Rivera, and Abena Amory-Powell -- 3. Identity in Formation: Black Girl Critical Literacies in Independent Schools Charlotte E. Jacobs -- 4. What We Know and How We Know It? Defining Black Girlhood Spirituality Porshé R. Garner -- 5. Conjuring Ghosts: Black Girlhood Hauntings and Speculative Performances of Reappearances Jessica L. Robinson -- 6. What Does #BlackGirlMagic Look Like? The Aesthetics of Black Women's Afropunk Citizenship Marlo D. David -- 7. Daughter -- Mother: An Intergenerational Conversation on the Meaning of #BlackGirlMagic Makeen J. Zachery and Julia S. Jordan-Zachery -- Afterword: BlackGirlMagic Is Real Tammy Owens.
ISBN 9780816540464 (electronic bk.)
0816540462 (electronic bk.)
0816539537
9780816539536
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Series The Feminist wire books : connecting feminisms, race, and social justice
Feminist wire books.
Subject African American feminists.
African American women.
Feminism.
Womanism.
Alt author Jordan-Zachery, Julia S., 1971- editor.
Harris, Duchess, editor.
Descript 1 online resource (199 pages)
Content text txt
Media computer c
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Contents Foreword Janell Hobson -- We Are Magic AND We Are Real: Exploring the Politics of Black Femmes, Girls, and Women's Self-Articulation Julia S. Jordan-Zachery and Duchess Harris -- 1. Movement Makers: A Historical Analysis of Black Women's Magic in Social Movement Formation Rashida L. Harrison -- 2. "I can only do me": African American, Caribbean American, and West African Girls' Transnational Nature of Self-Articulation LeConté J. Dill with Shavaun S. Sutton, Bianca Rivera, and Abena Amory-Powell -- 3. Identity in Formation: Black Girl Critical Literacies in Independent Schools Charlotte E. Jacobs -- 4. What We Know and How We Know It? Defining Black Girlhood Spirituality Porshé R. Garner -- 5. Conjuring Ghosts: Black Girlhood Hauntings and Speculative Performances of Reappearances Jessica L. Robinson -- 6. What Does #BlackGirlMagic Look Like? The Aesthetics of Black Women's Afropunk Citizenship Marlo D. David -- 7. Daughter -- Mother: An Intergenerational Conversation on the Meaning of #BlackGirlMagic Makeen J. Zachery and Julia S. Jordan-Zachery -- Afterword: BlackGirlMagic Is Real Tammy Owens.
ISBN 9780816540464 (electronic bk.)
0816540462 (electronic bk.)
0816539537
9780816539536
Series The Feminist wire books : connecting feminisms, race, and social justice
Feminist wire books.
Subject African American feminists.
African American women.
Feminism.
Womanism.
Alt author Jordan-Zachery, Julia S., 1971- editor.
Harris, Duchess, editor.

Subject African American feminists.
African American women.
Feminism.
Womanism.
Descript 1 online resource (199 pages)
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents Foreword Janell Hobson -- We Are Magic AND We Are Real: Exploring the Politics of Black Femmes, Girls, and Women's Self-Articulation Julia S. Jordan-Zachery and Duchess Harris -- 1. Movement Makers: A Historical Analysis of Black Women's Magic in Social Movement Formation Rashida L. Harrison -- 2. "I can only do me": African American, Caribbean American, and West African Girls' Transnational Nature of Self-Articulation LeConté J. Dill with Shavaun S. Sutton, Bianca Rivera, and Abena Amory-Powell -- 3. Identity in Formation: Black Girl Critical Literacies in Independent Schools Charlotte E. Jacobs -- 4. What We Know and How We Know It? Defining Black Girlhood Spirituality Porshé R. Garner -- 5. Conjuring Ghosts: Black Girlhood Hauntings and Speculative Performances of Reappearances Jessica L. Robinson -- 6. What Does #BlackGirlMagic Look Like? The Aesthetics of Black Women's Afropunk Citizenship Marlo D. David -- 7. Daughter -- Mother: An Intergenerational Conversation on the Meaning of #BlackGirlMagic Makeen J. Zachery and Julia S. Jordan-Zachery -- Afterword: BlackGirlMagic Is Real Tammy Owens.
Alt author Jordan-Zachery, Julia S., 1971- editor.
Harris, Duchess, editor.
ISBN 9780816540464 (electronic bk.)
0816540462 (electronic bk.)
0816539537
9780816539536
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