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Tag Archives: Emmett Till
2019 in Books
The last time I wrote up a post about what I read over the past year, it was for 2017! I really should have done this sooner – so the list that follows likely contains books I read in both … Continue reading
Posted in Profession, Reading
Tagged Atomic Accidents, Atomic Bomb, Attica, Bigfoot, Blood in the Water, books, Caroline Fraser, Dave tell, Dominic Pacyga, Egyptomania, Emmett Till, Eric Schlosser, Heather Ann Thompson, James Mahaffey, Joshua Blu Buhs, Marita Sturken, Prairie Fires, prison, reading, Remembering Emmett Till, Robert Perkinson, Ronald Fritze, Slaughterhouse, Tangled Memories, Texas Tough, There There, Tommy Orange, Tourists of History
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Some Thoughts About Intersectionality
Intersectionality has been on my mind a lot lately. It’s an important concept in my scholarly work, but it is having a larger cultural impact right now, I think, and it might be instructive to consider this impact more closely. … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, African American Lit, Feminism, Politics
Tagged Black, Emmett Till, Feminism, Intersectionality, race, Womens March
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