“你犯过的最大的错误是认为没有人关心我”:黑人生活在我们的父亲、儿子、情人和小兄弟中的表现

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Andrea A. Davis, C. James
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摘要:在这篇关于《我们的父亲、儿子、情人和小兄弟》2022年演出的综述中,安德里亚·A·戴维斯和卡尔·E·詹姆斯分别来自黑人文学和文化研究、教育和社会学学科,他们就马坎贝·K·西曼巴的戏剧进行了对话。在他们的对话中,他们解开了关于黑人精神、性别作为种族类别的社会建构以及在加拿大表达反黑人种族主义的困难的问题。他们的对话以批判性分析为框架,该分析将该剧的行动定位于对黑人社区的理解,这种理解超越了国家和地理界限,将美国和加拿大的黑人经历联系起来。
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“The Biggest Mistake You Ever Made Was Thinking That Nobody Cared about Me”: The Representation of Black Lives in Our Fathers, Sons, Lovers and Little Brothers
Abstract:In this review of the 2022 performance of Our Fathers, Sons, Lovers and Little Brothers, Andrea A. Davis and Carl E. James, from their respective disciplines in Black literary and cultural studies, education, and sociology, engage in a conversation about Makambe K. Simamba’s play. In their conversation, they unpack questions about Black spirituality, the social construction of gender as a raced category, and the difficulty of articulating anti-Black racism in Canada. Their conversation is framed by a critical analysis that locates the play’s action within an understanding of Black community that exceeds national and geographical boundaries, connecting Black experiences in the United States and Canada.
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