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Black Thought Matters,Third Annual AAIHS Conference 2018, At Brandeis University: ‘Don’t Cry, Scream’: Destructive Becoming and the Poetics of Rage
Title: “’Don’t Cry, Scream’: Destructive Becoming and the Poetics of Rage” Presenter: Keelyn Bradley, PhD Candidate in the Philosophy, Art and Critical Thought Division at The European Graduate School Conference: Black Thought Matters, […]
Queering Europe with James Baldwin Conference 2018, At University of Bern, Switzerland: ‘Beneath The Open Sky’—James Baldwin’s Negro and the Other Stranger(s) in the Room: Imagining a Future History of Black Queer Becoming in a Global World
Title: “‘Beneath The Open Sky’—James Baldwin’s Negro and the Other Stranger(s) in the Room: Imagining a Future History of Black Queer Becoming in a Global World” Presenter: Keelyn Bradley, PhD Candidate in […]
Queer Places Conference 2017, at The Ohio State University: ‘Nobody Was Dreaming About Me’: Black Women and Black Queer Men Breaking Down the Walls of Division Between Race, Gender, and Sexuality
Title: “‘Nobody Was Dreaming About Me’: Black Women and Black Queer Men Breaking Down the Walls of Division Between Race, Gender, and Sexuality” Presenter: Keelyn Bradley, PhD Student in the Philosophy, Art […]
Why Has the American Boy Tour project’s Twitter Account Been Temporarily Suspended?: A request to Twitter’s Support Team to investigate the temporary suspension of American Boy Tour’s twitter account
ABT Press Photo 2010 (ABT) is confused as to why its account was “temporarily suspended” yesterday afternoon (Wednesday, January 27, 2010, at approximately 3:56pm) for investigation due to “strange activity.” […]
the origin of clouds (a novel)#17
He pulled himself away from the riddle that was left of the living room. Walking further into the house, as if awake before he had intended and faced with […]
the origin of clouds (a novel)#16
The house was empty. Everywhere Lincoln looked, there were places where things were missing. Abstract patches like absent pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, stamped into beige, living room carpet […]
the origin of clouds (a novel)#15
Lincoln came home four days later. He studied the house as he approached the front door. A small, barely two-story house but with a paved driveway and front yard […]
the origin of clouds (a novel)#14
It had taken Susan all of the twenty-three years since that moment to know her mother’s turning point. There she was, lonely to herself, growing another life inside […]
the origin of clouds (a novel)#13
It would be years before she mentioned that terrifying afternoon or the several more times when men in white emerged—cold, sterile handlers gesturing instructions to one another like mechanics punctuating […]
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