Dream*hoping into futures: Black women in the harlem renaissance and afrofuturism

Angelaki 27 (3-4):199-209 (2022)
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The Harlem Renaissance espoused the modernist belief in radical new beginnings and the celebration of interventions into old certainties, while resisting the “monologism” of w...

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