Yearning: race, gender, and cultural politics

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Cover; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; preface to the new edition; acknowledgments; 1. liberation scenes speak this yearning; 2. the politics of radical black subjectivity; 3. postmodern blackness; 4. the chitlin circuit on black community; 5. homeplace a site of resistance; 6. critical interrogation talking race, resisting racism; 7. reflections on race and sex; 8. representations feminism and black masculinity; 9. sitting at the feet of the messenger remembering malcolm x; 10. third world diva girls politics of feminist solidarity. Cover Title Copyright Dedication Contents preface to the new edition acknowledgments 1. liberation scenes speak this yearning 2. the politics of radical black subjectivity 3. postmodern blackness 4. the chitlin circuit on black community 5. homeplace a site of resistance 6. critical interrogation talking race, resisting racism 7. reflections on race and sex 8. representations feminism and black masculinity 9. sitting at the feet of the messenger remembering malcolm x 10. third world diva girls politics of feminist solidarity. 11. an aesthetic of blackness strange and oppositional 12. aesthetic inheritances history worked by hand 13. culture to culture ethnography and cultural studies as critical intervention 14. saving black folk culture zora neale hurston as anthropologist and writer 15. choosing the margin as a space of radical openness 16. stylish nihilism race, sex, and class at the movies 17. representing whiteness seeing wings of desire 18. counter-hegemonic art do the right thing 19. a call for militant resistance 20. seductive sexualities representing blackness in poetry and on screen. 21. black women and men partnership in the 1990s 22. an interview with bell hooks by gloria watkins no, not talking back to myself, january 1989 23. a final yearning january 1990 selected bibliography.