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1 online resource ( xix, 257 pages) : illustrations.
Foreword / Ana Louise Keating – Introduction : Womanism Rising - Womanist Studies on Its Own / Layli Maparyan -- Part I : We Must Recover Ourselves Before We Heal the World : Womanist Self-Care -- Chapter 1 : Who Cares About Black Women? Burnout, Self-Care, and Contemporary Black Women’s Activism / Osizwe Raena Jamila Harwell -- Chapter 2 : From Disequilibrium, Disease, and Dying to Happiness, Healing, and Health Empowerment / Melinda A. Mills -- Chapter 3 : Re-envisioning Health : Womanist Ways of Knowing / Jameta Nicole Barlow -- Chapter 4 : Black Girls Matter : Theorizing Black Girlhood Studies Through Womanism / LaShawnda Lindsay -- Part II : We Cannot Heal Ourselves Without Healing the Earth : Womanist Perspectives on Ecology, Spatiality, and Technology -- Chapter 5 : New Modes of Healing: Connecting Earth Justice and Social Justice in Ecowomanism / Melanie L. Harris -- Chapter 6 : My Life in Your Hands : Womanist Reflections on Love, Space, and Pedagogy / Epifania Akosua Amoo-Adare -- Chapter 7 : Womanist Studies in China : From the 1980s to the Present / Xiumei Pu -- Part III : Enlarging the Kitchen Table : Womanist Politics of Invitation – Chapter 8 : (M)othering: Threshold Theorizing Sufi Womanist Praxis / Sara Haq -- Chapter 9 : “What’s That Young White Girl Doing Driving Around in Circles?” : A Womanist Reckoning with Toxic White Femininity / Susannah Bartlow --
Chapter 10 : A Reflection : Creating a World Where We Push Beyond Anti-Blackness, or, What Womanism Has Done for Me / Tobias L. Spears -- Chapter 11 : On Identity, Language, and Power : A Dialogue on Black Gay Men and Womanism / Charles Stephens and Steven G. Fullwood -- Part IV : A Threat to Sacredness Anywhere Is a Threat to Sacredness Everywhere : Womanist Challenges to Dehumanization -- Chapter 12 : Black Skins, Orange Shorts : A Womanist Perspective / Rachel Cook Northway -- Chapter 13 : If We Bury the Ratchet, We Bury Black Women : A Womanist Analysis of Married to Medicine / Heidi R. Lewis -- Chapter 14 : Loving Myself as a “Black Male Outsider” : Breaking Silence about Becoming a Womanist Man / Gary L. Lemons -- Chapter 15 : The Womanist Work of Healing Black Men and Boys / Yolo Akili Robinson -- Part V : Nurturing the Future We Wish to See : Womanism in Action, Past and Present -- Chapter 16 : A Silent and Dignified Army : The Womanist Praxis of the Order of Eastern Star, PHA, 1870-1929 / Derrick Lanois -- Chapter 17 : Womanist Hip Hop Pedagogy and Collective Spaces for Black Girls / Sherell A. McArthur -- Chapter 18 : Institutionalizing Africana Empowerment : Resources and Reflections from a Womanist Journey / Stephanie Y. Evans -- Epilogue : Visions of LUXOCRACY -- Linda Costa Photography : Artist Statement ; Banho de Luz (Portrait of Amina Love) -- Brandy (Frida) ; Lillian Blades (hold the ember) ; Kim (Warrior Mama) -- Debra Elaine Johnson, MFA : Artist Statement ; The Gospel According to Mary Magdalene ; Vashti Said, No! ; Boost ; Symbiotic Funk ; Untitled -- “Untitled” / Layli Maparyan
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Urbana : University of Illinois Press, [2025]
Transformations (University of Illinois (System). Press)