Vol. 11 Nbr. 6, April 2018

Index

• Dedication.
• Our Collective Voices.
• A Tale of Two Conferences.
• Dedication of Light to Amiri Baraka.
• A Tribute to Amiri Baraka.
• A California Love Story For Sherley Anne Williams and Marvin X.
• I Know We Can!!!, Solid As A Rock (Dura Como Una Piedra), My Last Will and Testament.
• Honoring a Man of Greatness.
• The Cradle of Man and Blues for Amiri.
• Remembering Our Libraries.
• Spider Woman and the Twin War Godz Lynching Tree Memory, Cotton & the Lynching Tree Gang.
• He Shout!! Tribute to Amiri Baraka.
• Kwansaba: Poets Sonia Sanchez & Jessica Care Moore Fly to Planet Ferguson 2015.
• That We May Resurrect.
• Coming of Age in BAM.
• More Than Skin-Deep: The Candaces, Autumn in New York, A Jury of Her Peers, Ebb Tide/Autumn Rain, Candace/1, Candace 2/A Profile.
• Those Left Behind.
• A Subaltern Black Woman Sings the Blues: A Blues Aesthetic Analysis Sherley Anne Williams' Poetry.
• Black Social Movements Past and Present: A Comparative Analysis of the Black Arts Movement and the Hip Hop Movement.
• The Black Arts Movement and the Black Aesthetic: Where Do We Go From Here?
• Whatever Happened to Carolyn M. Rodgers?
• Black Feminism, The Ancestors Speak, and the Women of the Black Arts Movement.
• Belle New Orleans: The History of Creole Cuisineres.
• The Aesthetics of Blackness: Theology, Aesthetics & Blackness in the Black Arts Movement Western Aesthetics and Blackness.
• Black Death: The Long Riotous 60's, Henry Dumas, and Resurrection.
• La indigena: Risky Identity Politics and Decolonial Agency as Indigenous Consciousness.
• Sweeping Conversations: Julie Dash's Daughters.
• That's Where Sarah Vaughn Lives": Amiri Baraka, Newark, and the Landscape and Soundscape of Black Modernity.
• Dawn-Song and the "Evolution of the Black Aesthetic" An Outline of A Few, Key Concepts/Archetypes/Metaphors.
• Learning from Undergraduates.
• Modern Painting, the Black Woman, and Beauty Ideologies: Carrie Mae Weems' Photographic Series Not Manet's Type.
• The Black Arts Movement Poetry Broadsides: as presented by students at Columbia College Chicago.
• Photographs from the Dillard University-Harvard's Hutchins Center Black Arts Movement: Black Power and Struggle for Civil Rights Documentary Photo Exhibit.
• Speech From Loss Collaborations.
• University of California, Merced.
• Dillard University-Harvard's Hutchins Center Black Arts Movement Conference, September 9-11, 2016.
• Photos from Black Arts Movement events held by Marvin X, the co-founder of the West Coast branch of the Black Arts Movement.
• Quincy Troupe and Michael Simanga.