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Across Black Spaces
Essays and Interviews from an American Philosopher
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2020
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2020
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978-1-5381-3161-9
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978-1-5381-3163-3
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Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
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English
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330
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Acknowledgments No access
Introduction No access Pages 1 - 6
1 The Ugly Truth of Being a Black Professor in America No access
2 Discussing the Backlash to “Dear White America” with Scott Jaschik at Inside Higher Ed No access
3 Is White America Ready to Confront Its Racism and Be in Crisis? With Alex Blasdel at The Guardian No access
4 Walking While Black in the White Gaze No access
5 It Feels like Being on Death Row No access
6 Blackface: What Does It Say about White America? No access
7 Look in the Disagreeable Mirror: Rethinking Black History for White People No access
8 King’s Dream or Trump’s Nightmare? No access
9 Is Your God Dead? A Question from the Underground No access
10 Being a Dangerous Professor and Refusing to Be Adjusted No access
11 Philosophy as a Practice of Suffering with H. A. Nethery No access
12 Musings: On Autobiography and Africana Philosophy with Azuka Nzegwu No access
13 Thinking about Race, History, and Identity with Maria del Guadalupe Davidson No access
14 African-American Philosophy: Through the Lens of Socio-Existential Struggle No access
15 Thomas Nelson Baker, Sr.: On the Power of Black Aesthetic Ideals No access
16 Gilbert Haven Jones: Early Black Philosopher and Educator No access
17 Joyce Mitchell Cook: Autobiographical and Philosophical Fragments No access
18 The Pain and Promise of Being Black Women in Philosophy with Anita L. Allen at “The Stone,” The New York Times No access
19 Hateful Speech: The Perils of Being a Black Philosopher with Brad Evans at “The Stone,” The New York Times No access
20 The Scholar Who Coined the Term Ebonics: A Conversation with Robert L. Williams No access
21 Geneva Smitherman: The Social Ontology of African-American Language, the Power of Nommo, and the Dynamics of Resistance and Identity through Language No access
22 Socially Grounded Ontology and Epistemological Agency: James G. Spady’s Search for the Marvelous/Imaginative within the Expansive and Expressive Domain of Rap Music and Hip Hop Self-Consciousness No access
