"Our Home on Native Land": Rethinking the Place of Black Research and Art in Canadian Studies.
An introduction is presented in which editor discusses various articles within the issues on topics including Jully Black's invocation of Black and racialized people's presence on Native land; the Haitian Revolution, and Black Diasporic Possibilities and Shanique Mothersill's poem, "Evincing."
| Published in: | Journal of Canadian Studies Vol. 57; no. 3; pp. 299 - 303 |
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University of Toronto Press
Nov2023
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| Summary: | An introduction is presented in which editor discusses various articles within the issues on topics including Jully Black's invocation of Black and racialized people's presence on Native land; the Haitian Revolution, and Black Diasporic Possibilities and Shanique Mothersill's poem, "Evincing." |
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