Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds: The African Diaspora In Indian Country,New
Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds: The African Diaspora In Indian Country,New
Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds: The African Diaspora In Indian Country,New

Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds: The African Diaspora In Indian Country,New

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Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds Explores The Critically Neglected Intersection Of Native And African American Cultures. This Interdisciplinary Collection Combines Historical Studies Of The Complex Relations Between Blacks And Indians In Native Communities With Considerations And Examples Of Various Forms Of Cultural Expression That Have Emerged From Their Intertwined Histories. The Contributors Include Scholars Of African American And Native American Studies, English, History, Anthropology, Law, And Performance Studies, As Well As Fiction Writers, Poets, And A Visual Artist.Essays Range From A Close Reading Of The 1838 Memoirs Of A Black And Native Freewoman To An Analysis Of How Afronative Intermarriage Has Impacted The Identities And Federal Government Classifications Of Certain New England Indian Tribes. One Contributor Explores The Aftermath Of Black Slavery In The Choctaw And Chickasaw Nations, Highlighting Issues Of Culture And Citizenship. Another Scrutinizes The Controversy That Followed The 1998 Selection Of A Miss Navajo Nation Who Had An African American Father. A Historian Examines The Status Of Afroindians In Colonial Mexico, And An Ethnographer Reflects On Oral Histories Gathered From Afrochoctaws. Crossing Waters, Crossing Worlds Includes Evocative Readings Of Several Of Toni Morrisons Novels, Interpretations Of Plays By African American And First Nations Playwrights, An Original Short Story By Roberta J. Hill, And An Interview With The Creek Poet And Musician Joy Harjo. The Native American Scholar Robert Warrior Develops A Theoretical Model For Comparative Work Through An Analysis Of Black And Native Intellectual Production. In His Afterword, He Reflects On The Importance Of The Critical Project Advanced By This Volume.Contributors. Jennifer D. Brody, Tamara Buffalo, David A. Y. O. Chang, Robert Keith Collins, Roberta J. Hill, Sharon P. Holland, Ku'Ualoha Hoomnawanui, Deborah E. Kanter, Virginia Kennedy, Barbara Krauthamer, Tiffany M. Mckinney, Melinda Micco, Tiya Miles, Celia E. Naylor, Eugene B. Redmond, Wendy S. Walters, Robert Warrior

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