Great new episode, a conversation with artist and scholar Shylah Hamilton-Touré about surrealism, decolonial and indigenous methodologies, and the place of art in documenting the meaning of Black life. Listen here and most streams:
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This week on the podcast!
Monday (6/15)
Shylah Hamilton-Touré, California College of the Arts
Wednesday (6/17)
Robert J. Patterson, Georgetown University
Friday (6/19)
Khalisa Rae Thompson, Writer and Poet
Out tomorrow, a great episode with Shylah Hamilton-Touré. Listen to this snippet and make time to listen when it drops!
Great bit from W. Lawrence Hogue, from Friday's episode (6/12), on literary work and the Black Studies imagination.
On the way this week on the podcast!
Monday (6/8)
Amanda Boston, University of Pittsburgh
Wednesday (6/10)
Laurian Bowles, Davidson College
Friday (6/12)
W. Lawrence Hogue, University of Houston
Friday listening! New episode with W. Lawrence Hogue, talking about literary studies, the complex history of African American writing, and the place of critical theoretical work in Black Studies. Here and on most streams:
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Great start to the week, a new episode with Amanda Boston in conversation about Black Studies methods, urban studies, gentrification, and the history and future of Black Brooklyn. Amazing stuff, listen in here or most streams:
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From yesterday! Great episode.
Great episode, great snippet here
Fantastically interesting new episode with Laurian Bowles, exploring questions of diaspora, African women and politics, and the impact of Black Studies on anthropological methods. Great stuff, listen in here and at most streams:
go.umd.edu/LaurianBowles
