Under a Black star the maroon impulse in New Orleans / Amari Johnson.

Portion of title Maroon impulse in New Orleans
Contents Introduction: Beyond the gong -- No place in Babylon : the maroon impulse -- West Bank is the best bank : Algiers and the unseen presence as landscape -- Black star, keep shining : invisibility as cloak -- "They ain't talkin' 'bout nothin', y'heardme?" : fugitivity and the educational landscape -- The seed of our ancestors : Kamali Academy and navigating the impulse -- Black in the whirlwind : hole in the wall as portal -- Coda: BlackStar forever.
Abstract "Demonstrating that marronage is a cultural tradition throughout the African Diaspora, Amari Johnson focuses on the transtemporal maroon process to show how it is central to the pursuit of autonomy, community, and freedom. Taking the BlackStar Community in the Algiers neighborhood of New Orleans as a case study, this dynamic ethnographic memoir offers strategies for similar communities across the country and around the world"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2024062235
ISBN9781517916541 pb
ISBN9781517916534 hc
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