Journal of Intersectionality - AZ
- Claudia Jones, the Longue Durée of McCarthyism, and the Threat of US Fascism
- Upon the Walls of the UN Camp: Situated Intersectionality, Trajectories of Belonging, and Built Environment Among Syrian Refugees in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
- The Black Organic Intellectual Tradition and the Challenges of Educating and Developing Organic Intellectuals in the 21st Century
- Pedagogic Paths to Liberation: Personal Struggles, Institution Building and the Rise of the Walter Rodney School of Groundings Praxis in Atlanta
- Critical Artwork, Critical Actions, and the Inclusion of Difference
- Extracting Life-giving Strength from my Roots: An Endarkened Feminist (Auto)Nkwaethnography of Navigating Tenure as a Black Woman at a Predominantly White Institution
- Civic Engagement, Public Intellectualism, and Art
- Women Crusade for Peace: Claudia Jones and the Cold War Peace Movement
- There Is No Kurdish Art
- Part Typewriter, Part Divination: A Black Feminist Approach to Black Digital Archives and Preserving the Papers of the Campaign to Bring Mumia Home
- Decolonization Is Not a Dinner Party: Claudia Jones, China's Nuclear Weapons, and Anti-Imperialist Solidarity
- The Cycle That Brought Me, This Self, and Art Together
- African People, Education for Liberation & Staying Human: Reflections on Walter Rodney and the Pan-African / Black Liberation Tradition
- The Impact of the Evil Side of the English Language on My Life as an Artist
- The Entanglement of the Disciplines: Why an Afrocentric Methodology to Advance Humanizing Research on People of the African Diaspora
- Did COVID-19 Make Me an Afro-Pessimist? A Conversation in Three Parts
- In The Wake: Black Girl Lessons on Collective Care
- “Ain't No Rest for the Weary:” Continuing the Historical Legacy of Educational Praxis and Advocacy for Black Youth
- Highlighting the Invisible: An Interview with Avan Sdiq
- Guest Editor's Introduction: Toward a Greater Understanding of Contemporary Kurdish Art and Aesthetics
- Painting Without Paint: Four Sisters, Three Dresses
- What if Life Were Black and White: An Interview with Behjat Omer Abdulla
- Space in the City’s Memory: An Example of Statues in Sulaymaniyah
- Performing in a Space Between Art and Life
- Red Monday: The Silencing of Claudia Jones in 20th Century Feminist Revolutionary Thought
- Towards a Bad Bitches’ Pedagogy
- The Inextricability of Art, Religion and Politics in Iraq
- Palaces for the People: Scrutinizing Social Infrastructure in Sulaimani
- Claudia Jones Research and Collections: Questions of Process & Knowledge Construction
- Book Review of McGee, Ebony. O. Black, Brown, Bruised: How Racialized STEM Education Stifles Innovation
- Black Radical Pedagogy: Between Atlanta, the South and the World
- Introduction to Claudia Jones: Foremother of World Revolution
- Archiving a Life's Work: An Interview with Ismail Khayat
- When There Is Fear, There Is Art: An Interview with Essa Omer
- Afterword: Centering Claudia Jones, Shifting Genealogies of Knowledge
- Critical Orthodoxies and (Re) Imagining Scholarship for a Brave New World
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