Performative intergenerational dialogues of a black quartet : qualitative inquiries on race, gender, sexualities, and culture /: qualitative inquiries on race, gender, sexualities, and culture. (2022)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Bryant Keith Alexander, Mary E. Weems, Dominique C. Hill, Durell M. Callier.
• Authors: Alexander, Bryant Keith, 1963-; Weems, Mary E; Hill, Dominique C; Callier, Durell M
• Contents: Performative Intergenerational Dialogues: An Introduction The Black Quartet Section I: Tribute and Libation to A Black Quartet 1. Generational Drama/Intergenerational Trauma Bryant Keith Alexander 2. When You Hear It From Her Dominique C. Hill 3. "I Wish Cotton was a Monkey" Mary E. Weems 4. "And the Protest Goes On…" Durell M. Callier Section II: Motha/ Sista and Fatha/Brotha Wit: Listening to the Lessons 5. Motha Wit Mary E. Weems and Dominique C. Hill 6. Fatha Wit (or Brotha Wit) Bryant Keith Alexander and Durell M. Callier 7. I Affirm Bryant Keith Alexander and Dominique C. Hill 8. "Reading (to/for) Daddee" Bryant Keith Alexander Section III. Letters to Those Who Mattered 9. To Daddee (Love, Keith ) Bryant Keith Alexander 10. Dear Grandpa (Love, Cookie) Mary E. Weems 11. What Becomes (Possible) When a Black Woman Sees You: A Gratitude Meditation for Mama Crystal Dominique C. Hill 12. A Praisesong to Softness: Reflecting on Soft Black Masculinities and Survival Durell M. Callier 13. A Tribute to Franklin: A Comic Appreciation Bryant Keith Alexander Section IV: Monuments of Memory and Remorse 14. Monuments to Living (or Finding and Reviving the Dead in a Graveyard) Bryant Keith Alexander 15. Rice: A Visit to a 12-Year-Old Black Boy’s Memorial Mary E. Weems 16. The First Time . . . Durell M. Callier 17. Going There Bryant Keith Alexander 18. High Bar Love Dominique C. Hill 19. Standing at the Intersection of 38th Street E and Chicago Avenue S Bryant Keith Alexander Section V: B(l)ack Talk 20. April 20, 2021: On Luther and Chauvin The Black Quartet 21. Trilogy of Terror on the Black Hand Side Bryant Keith Alexander 22. Feel/Think the Kink: A Dialogue with Jubi Arriola-Headley’s Original Kink Mary E. Weems and Bryant Keith Alexander 23. Spell Casting as Talking Back Dominique C. Hill 24. Admirable or Ridiculous: Talkin Black, Back, & Between Kin Folk Durell M. Callier and Mary E. Weems 25. Feeling Real: Reprise (Talking B[l]ack to a Younger Brother) Bryant Keith Alexander Section VI: Voting Rights and Writing Volition 26. Why Did Black People Vote for Trump? The Black Quartet 27. Another Prayer Meeting Bryant Keith Alexander 28. We are the People (July 4, 2021) The Black Quartet 29. What’s the Matter? (A Play) Mary E. Weems 30. The Will to Love: Dialogues on Loving Blackness in an Anti-Black World Dominique C. Hill and Durell M. Callier 31. A Letter to Process, Positionality, and Possibility Bryant Keith Alexander Performative Intergenerational Dialogues: A Conclusion The Black Quartet
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2022
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 305.2; Intergenerational relations; Black people -- United States -- Social conditions
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781000598711; 9781000598674; 9781003274315
• Related ISBNs: 9781032228167; 9781032228181
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