Browsing by Author "Ifekwunigwe, JO"
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An inhospitable port in the storm: Recent clandestine West African migrants and the quest for diasporic recognition
(The Situated Politics of Belonging, 2006-01-01) -
"Black folk here and there": Repositioning other(ed) African diaspora(s) in/and "Europexs"
(The African Diaspora and the Disciplines, 2010-12-01)The story I will begin to recount is one that seeks to expand the way we think about African diaspora(s) in/and "Europe." Using broad brushstrokes, I will explore two compound problematics that stand in as distillations ... -
Diaspora's Daughters/Africa's Orphans?: On Authenticity, Lineage, and 'Mixed Race' Identity
(Black British Feminism, 1997) -
Introduction: Rethinking 'Mixed Race' Studies
(Mixed Race Studies Reader, 2004-04) -
Mixed-ness
(Racisms, 2009-11-25) -
Multiple Occupancies:Locating Home Base
(Frontlines-Backyards, 1998) -
Old Whine, New Vassals: Are Diaspora and Hybridity Postmodern Inventions?
(New ethnicities, old racisms?, 1999) -
Re-Membering 'Race': On Gender, 'Mixed Race' and Family in the English-African Diaspora
(Rethinking mixed race, 2001-05-20) -
Recasting 'Black Venus' in the new African Diaspora
(Women's Studies International Forum, 2004-10-01)This article explores the ways in which transnational feminist analysis can be deployed to reconfigure new gendered and racialized cartographies of the African Diaspora in Europe. First, I position contemporary ... -
Scattered belongings: Reconfiguring the 'African' in the English-African diaspora
(New African Diasporas, 2003-03-19) -
Venus and Serena are "Doing it" for Themselves: Theorizing Sporting Celebrity, Marxism and Black Feminisms for "The Hip-Hop Generation"
(Marxism, Cultural Studies and Sport, 2008-12-05) -
When the Mirror Speaks: the Poetics and Problematics of Psychic Performance for Métisse Women in Bristol
(Ethnicity, Gender, and Social Change, 1999)
