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In Her Wake: On Blackness and Being on Our Own Terms
In this reflective piece, scholar Riché Barnes tacks back and forth between her own biography as it intertwined with the biography of Leith Mullings, who was her first graduate student advisor. As an anthropologist invested in Black feminist thought, Barnes explores what it means to live in the wake of Leith Mullings.
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