Processing the Process: Practices of Evaluating Activist-Engaged Research and Collaboration

2024-4-23

Racial Excess: Black Labor and Media Technology in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil

2024-4-1

Front Matter

2024-4-1

“San Juan Does Not Look like Us”: Popular Catholicism and Blackness in Venezuela

2024-4-1

:<i>Engineering Vulnerability: In Pursuit of Climate Adaptation</i>

2024-4-1

To the Readers of <i>Transforming Anthropology</i>

2024-4-1

Front Cover

2024-4-1

:<i>Queer Freedom: Black Sovereignty</i>

2024-4-1

Postmortem Racialization: Reconceptualizing Frantz Fanon’s Black Subject

2024-4-1

“The Oriṣa Have No Color”: Black Gods, Social Media, and Racial and Ethnic Difference in Lucumí Religion

2024-4-1

:<i>There’s a Disco Ball between Us: A Theory of Black Gay Life</i>

2024-4-1

:<i>Black Man in the Netherlands: An Afro-Antillean Anthropology</i>

2024-4-1

:<i>Gifting Resilience: A Pandemic Study of Black Female Resistance</i>

2024-4-1

Style Guide for Authors

2023-10-1

The Gamble and the Game: Reflections on Writing <i>From Savage to Negro</i>

2023-10-1

The Learning Is in the Contradictions: Lee D. Baker and the Complexities of Race and Racism in Anthropology

2023-10-1

Issue Information

2023-10-1

Awakening to (the Anthropology of) Race

2023-10-1

<i>From Savage to Negro:</i> The Only Required Text

2023-10-1

You Have Never Lived a Day Outside of Your Body: Engaging Racialized and Gendered Positionality in Ethnographic Research

2023-10-1

<i>From Savage to Negro: Anthropology and the Construction of Race, 1896–1954</i>—<scp>Twenty‐Five</scp> Years Later

2023-10-1

<i>From Savage to Negro</i>: Nuancing Anthropology's Colonial Legacy and Inciting Change

2023-10-1

<i>From Savage to Negro</i>: A Religion Scholar's Reflections

2023-10-1

Some Concluding Thoughts from Outgoing Association of Black Anthropologists (<scp>ABA</scp>) President

2023-10-1

Fabulous Transactions: Hair Braiding in a Jamaican Resort Salon

2023-9-19

Playing with Origins: Racial <scp>Self‐Making</scp> and Embodying History in Togolese Capoeira

2023-8-24

Women and Tourist Work in Jamaica: Seven Miles of Sandy Beach. A. LynnBolles. Latham, MD: Lexington Books, 2022. vii + 157 pp. (Cloth <scp>US</scp>$95.00; <scp>E‐Book US</scp>$45.00)

2023-8-23

Centering Indigenous Approaches for a Better Cultural Resource Management: Lessons from the Dakota Access Pipeline

2023-8-23

Solidarity and Defiant Spirituality: Africana Lessons on Religion, Racism, and Ending Gender Violence. Traci C.West. New York: New York University Press, 2019. 336 pp. (Cloth <scp>US</scp>$99.00; Paper <scp>US</scp>$35.00).

2023-8-22

Plantation Politics and Campus Rebellions: Power, Diversity, and the Emancipatory Struggle in Higher Education. BiancaWilliams, DianSquire, and FrankTuitt, eds. Albany, NY: <scp>SUNY</scp> Press, 2021. 362 pp. (Cloth <scp>US</scp>$95.00; Paper <scp>US</scp>$26.95; <scp>E‐Book US</scp>$26.95)

2023-8-22

They Eat Our Sweat: Transport Labor, Corruption, and Everyday Survival in Urban Nigeria. Daniel E.Agbiboa, New York: Oxford University Press, 2022. xxii +266 pp. (Cloth <scp>US</scp>$100.00)

2023-8-22

Gods of the Upper Air: How a Circle of Renegade Anthropologists Reinvented Race, Sex, and Gender in the Twentieth Century. CharlesKing. New York: Anchor Books, 2020. xii + 431 pp. (Paper <scp>US</scp>$16.00; Cloth <scp>US</scp>$27.00; <scp>E‐Book US</scp>$14.00)

2023-8-22

“There Is a <i>Real</i> Generational Problem in This Country”: Haitian Intellectual Exile and Academic Diaspora Returns

2023-4-1

Issue Information

2023-4-1

The Problematics of Museum Sovereignty: Questions of Legibility and Representation

2023-3-29

Language and Racial Capitalism: Linguistic Anthropological Approaches to Minoritized Labor, Standard Language, and Racial Bias

2023-3-24

Funeral Culture: <scp>AIDS</scp>, Work, and Cultural Change in an African Kingdom. CaseyGolomski. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2018. xi + 215 pp. (Cloth <scp>US</scp>$85; Paper <scp>US</scp>$30; <scp>E‐Book US</scp>$9.99).

2023-3-24

Being La Dominicana: Race and Identity in the Visual Culture of Santo Domingo. Rachel AfiQuinn. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2021. xii + 252 pp. (Cloth <scp>US</scp>$110; Paper <scp>US</scp>$26; <scp>E‐Book US</scp>$19.95).

2023-3-24

Black Diamond Queens: African American Women in Rock and Roll. MaureenMahon. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2020. xiv + 392 pp. (Cloth <scp>US</scp> $109.95; Paper <scp>US</scp> $29.95; <scp>E‐Book US</scp> $16.17).

2023-3-24

Settling in the <scp>US</scp> Deep South: Race, Ethnicity, and Belonging among Haitian Migrants in a Small North Carolina Town

2023-3-24

“Do You Understand How Racially Motivated This Is?”: Institutional Discipline, Double Standards, and Projects of Media Fugitivity

2023-3-24

A Story of Bones. Joseph Curran and Dominic Aubrey de Vere, dirs. Archer's Mark, 2022. 95 min.

2023-3-24

Plotting a Geography of Paradise: Black Ecologies, Productive Nostalgia, and the Possibilities of Life on Sinking Ground

2023-3-24

Cowboy Cool: A Professional Black Cowboy’s Perspective

2022-10-1

<i>“Yo la bomba no la bailé, la bomba yo la vivé”</i> (I Didn’t Just Dance Bomba, I Lived It): The Pedagogy of Daily Puerto Rican Life, Black Feminist Praxis, and the Batey

2022-10-1

Visible Materials, Invisible People: How Branding in International Development Reproduces Inequality

2022-10-1

<i>Dios en Carne</i>: Puerto Rican Rastas Choosing Black / Refusing White

2022-10-1

Issue Information

2022-10-1