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| Introduction : globalization and the transformations of race | 1 | |
| Missionary positions | 37 | |
| History at the crossroads : Vodu and the modernization of the Dominican borderlands | 55 | |
| Diaspora and desire : gendering "black America" in black Liverpool | 73 | |
| Diaspora space, ethnographic space : writing history between the lines | 93 | |
| "Mama, I'm walking to Canada" : black geopolitics and invisible empires | 112 | |
| Mapping transnationality : roots tourism and the institutionalization of ethnic heritage | 133 | |
| Emigration and the spatial production of difference from Cape Verde | 154 | |
| Folkloric "others" : Blanqueamiento and the celebration of blackness as an exception in Peurto Rico | 171 | |
| Gentrification, globalization, and georaciality | 188 | |
| Recasting "black Venus" in the "new" African diaspora | 206 | |
| "Shooting the white girl first" : race in post-apartheid South Africa | 226 | |
| Havana's Timba : a macho sound for black sex | 249 | |
| Reading Buffy and "looking proper" : race, gender, and consumption among West Indian girls in Brooklyn | 279 | |
| The homegrown : rape, race, and class in London | 299 | |
| Racialization, gender, and the negotiation of power in Stockholm's African dance courses | 316 | |
| Modern blackness : progress, "America," and the politics of popular culture in Jamaica | 335 |
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Patricia J Riley
reviewed Globalization and Race: Transformations in the Cultural Production of Blackness on November 02, 2017
Globalization and Race: Transformations in the Cultural Production of Blackness
A great introduction to the subject. The early history of "slave tales" and myths spread by slave owners was very interesting, but then the book gets bogged down in stories about chicken joints and sneaker companies. I would have loved to have read much more about the role the media played in the Atlanta child murder cases, and the "CIA brought crack to the ghetto" story. This book would make a great introduction and first two chapters of a REAL book about how information gets filtered and transmitted throughout the Black community.
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