| Contents |
Foreword / Davarian L. Baldwin -- Introduction / Brandon R. Byrd, Leslie M. Alexander, and Russell Rickford -- Intellectual histories of slavery's sexualities. Introduction / Thavolia Glymph -- "The greater part of slaveholders are licentious men": articulating a culture of rape and exploitation in the slave South / Shannon C. Eaves -- "If I had my justice": freedwomen, the Freedmen's Bureau, and paternity in the postemancipation South / Alexis Broderick -- Hapticity and "soul care": a praxis for understanding bondwomen's history / Deirdre Cooper Owens -- Abolitionism and Black intellectual history. Introduction / Kellie Carter-Jackson -- Black intellectual history in the period of abolition before abolition / Vincent Carretta -- Anticonquest and the development of anticolonialism after the Haitian Constitution of 1805 / Marlene L. Daut -- The international dimensions of West Indies Emancipation Day speeches / Jeffrey R. Kerr-Ritchie -- Black internationalism. Introduction / Michael O. West. -- "A united and valiant people": Black visions of Haiti at the dawn of the nineteenth century / Leslie M. Alexander -- "Give our love to all the colored folk": African American families and Black internationalism in nineteenth-century Liberia / Jessica Millward -- "The happiest peasants in the world": W.E.B. Du Bois, Haiti, and Black reconstruction / Brandon R. Byrd -- "These people are no Charles Mansons or spaced-out 'Moonies'": Jonestown and African American expatriation in the 1970s / Russell Rickford -- Black protest, politics, and power. Introduction / N.D.B. Connolly -- The freedom news: spaces of intellectual liberation during the Civil Rights Movement / William Sturkey -- A learning laboratory for liberation: Black power and the Communiversity of Chicago, 1968-75 / Richard D. Benson II -- Toward a Black Pacific: Leo Hannett and Black power in Papua New Guinea / Quito Swan -- Black power in the tradition of radical blackness / Charisse Burden-Stelly -- The digital as intellectual: poetics and possibilities. Introduction / Marisa Parham -- The Black possible: scenes from an intellectual history of the postdigital future / Alexis Pauline Gumbs -- To render a landscape of trauma: deep mapping a historical landscape of domination--the Great Dismal Swamp / Christy Hyman -- "All the stars are closer": fugitives in the machine and Black resistance in a digital age / Jessica Marie Johnson. |
