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Pages | 300 |
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Date Published | 30 Jan 2020 |
Publisher | Canadian Scholars |
Subject/s | Cultural studies   Media studies   Sociology   Gender studies: women   Communication studies   Black & Asian studies   Age groups   |
- Foreword: Making Fire with Light
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Theorizing Black Girlhood
- Chapter 2: Contesting Black Girlhoods beyond Northern Borders: Exploring a Black African Girl Approach
- Chapter 3: The Politics of Black Girlhood and a Ratchet Imaginary
- Chapter 4: Ah Suh Yuh Bad?: How Bad Gyals Are Revolutionizing How Black Girls Resist and Transcend Toxicity during Girlhood
- Chapter 5: Role Models Matter: Black Girls and Political Leadership Possibilities
- Chapter 6: Pushing the Limits in Black Girl Centered Research: Exploring the Methodological Possibilities of Melt Magazine
- Chapter 7: Self-Care and Community: Black Girls Saving Themselves
- Chapter 8: "Take the Kinks out Your Mind, Not Your Hair": The Politics of Black Canadian Girl's Hair and Self-Love
- Chapter 9: "We Need a Seat at the Table": Black Girls Using New Media to Construct Black Identity
- Chapter 10: "Canon: Brown Eyes, Frizzy Hair and Very Clever": Fan Art, Fan Activism and Black Hermione Granger
- Afterword: A Meditation on (Re)imagining a World with Black Girls
- Contributor Biographies
- Index