Nicole M. Morris Johnson on The Souths in Her - Columbia University Press Blog Nicole M. Morris Johnson reflects on how Black women’s creativity—across writing and dance—reveals the many “Souths” shaping diasporic experience

What new histories emerge when we read dance and literature together? Nicole M. Morris Johnson explores how Black women’s writing and movement reshape our understanding of the “Souths” across the diaspora. buff.ly/wu1W8DD #TheSouthsInHer #BlackFeminism #BlackDiaspora #AfricanaStudies

I have long admired the field-shaping work of Soyica Diggs Colbert, Thadious Davis, and Riche Richardson, so I was ecstatic when I read their reviews of my first book The Souths in Her! I’m beyond grateful that they took the time to read and engage my work. #tsih #thesouthsinher

This is a good time to support books in the "Black Lives in the Diaspora" series, a collaboration between Howard University and Columbia University Press! #thesouthsinher #tsih

Salamishah Tillet on Instagram: "Ring shouts, line dances, conjure ceremony, and the blues. Check out the archive behind our story on Zora Neale Hurston’s forgotten play “Spunk” and its historic stagi... Explore the world of Zora Neale Hurston's

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In “Celestine,” Artist Allison Janae Hamilton Reaches for the Cosmos

Allison Janae Hamilton "Celestine"
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‘Of Salt and Spirit’: Black Quilters Record Southern History The Mississippi Museum of Art in Jackson, is displaying the exhibit, “Of Salt and Spirit: Black Quilters in the American South,” through April 15, 2022.

‘Of Salt and Spirit’: Black Quilters Record Southern History, Demonstrate Artistry www.mississippifreepress.org/of-salt-and-... #thesouthsinher #tsih #sharbreonplummer #ashleymjones "I Cannot Talk About the South Without Talking About Black Women"