Bye Bye Binary: Reimagining Gender in An Unkindness of Ghosts

2022-3-1

Contributors

2022-3-1

“Hokum and Hack Work” as Crucible for Black Utopian Development: Tracing the Blueprint in George Schuyler’s Anti-Utopian Black Empire

2022-3-1

The Oankali Approach to Remembering in Octavia Butler’s Lilith’s Brood

2022-3-1

Decolonizing the Mind: Amari’s Quest towards Allyship in Tomi Adeyemi’s Children of Blood and Bone

2022-3-1

Butler’s “Legacy”: Lauren Olamina as Emancipatory Archetype

2022-3-1

“What Good is Science Fiction and Fantasy to Black People?”: Afrofuturism as Hope and Movement

2022-3-1

Facts and Fictions: Imperium in Imperio and the Politics of Early Black Speculative Fiction

2022-3-1

Dear Mothership

2022-3-1

Reversing the Middle Passage: The Afrofuturist Aesthetic of Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon

2022-3-1

The Poetics of Hope: Utopian Desires, Afrofuturism, and Black Girl Magic at the Inauguration

2022-3-1

Hagar Revisited: Afrofuturism, Pauline Hopkins, and Reclamation in the Colored American Magazine and Beyond

2022-3-1

Reflective Futurology: Exploring Black Time Travel and Intergenerational Healing in Lovecraft Country and Beyond

2022-3-1

Dear Mothership

2022-3-1

Contemporary Notes on the Black Speculative Arts Movement

2022-3-1

Tangible Black Joy and Beyond: An Interview with Isiah Lavender III

2022-3-1

Embracing the Sapphire: Black Women’s Rage in Speculative Fiction

2022-3-1

One Must Say Yes: Poetic Acts of Affirmation in Works by Baldwin, Fanon, and Ellison

2021-9-1

Testament

2021-9-1

Stories to Tell: Family and Reality in Hip-Hop Autobiographies

2021-9-1

"Cause that's the way the world turns": John Edgar Wideman's Sent for You Yesterday and the Mnemonic Jukebox

2021-9-1

Transcendence and the Africana Literary Enterprise by Christel Temple

2021-9-1

Meaning and Inspiration: A Brief Reflection on CLAJ's Creative Writing Section

2021-9-1

Dem Bones, and: Ms. Betty's 'Fro (On Women's Day)

2021-9-1

Alice Walker's Metaphysics: Literature of Spirit by Nagueyalti Warren

2021-9-1

Black Women and Social Justice Education: Legacies and Lessons by Stephanie Y. Evans, Andrea D. Domingue, and Tonia D. Mitchell

2021-9-1

Gary, Indiana: A Poem, and: Augusta, Georgia, and: Monroe, Georgia: A Poem

2021-9-1

Commentary on Why Pedagogy Attention Is Needed in CLAJ

2021-9-1

Contributors

2021-9-1

Note from the Editor

2021-9-1

Black Cultural Production: After Civil Rights ed. by Robert J. Patterson

2021-9-1

Some Results of Using Culture-referenced Prompts for Pre and Post-test Writing Examinations at an HBCU

2021-9-1

Ms. Betty’s ‘Fro (On Women’s Day)

2021-1-1

Some Results of Using Culture-referenced Prompts for Pre and Post-test Writing Examinations at an HBCU

2021-1-1

On Fits, Starts, and Entry Points: The Rise of Black Disability Studies

2021-1-1

Contributors

2021-1-1

Irrevocable Conditions: Black, Palestinian, Disabled Homes in Jana Elhassan's The 99th Floor

2021-1-1

Disability, Blackness, and Indigeneity: An Invitation to a Conversation

2021-1-1

Monroe, Georgia

2021-1-1

Transcendence and the Africana Literary Enterprise by Christel Temple

2021-1-1

No Crips Allowed: Magical Negroes, Black Superheroes, And the Hyper-Abled Black Male Body In Steven Spielberg's Amistad and Ryan Coogler's Black Panther

2021-1-1

Blackened Vulnerabilities and Intersex Mobility in Jeffrey Eugenides's Middlesex

2021-1-1

Commentary on Why Pedagogy Attention Is Needed in CLAJ

2021-1-1

Contributors

2021-1-1

Horror as Resistance: Reimagining Blackness and Madness

2021-1-1

Black Autism: A Conversation with Diana Paulin

2021-1-1

The Undercommons: Fugitive Planning & Black Study by Stefano Harney and Fred Moten

2021-1-1

Materializing Tension: The Laborious, Woven Documentation Of a Black, Queer, Crip Bodymind in Indira Allegra's Documented Disability

2021-1-1

“A Family Affair”: Introduction to the First CLAJ Creative Writing Section

2021-1-1

Note from the Editor

2021-1-1