Rethinking Black German Studies Approaches, Interventions and Histories

Contents: German and Austrian Literature and History – Silke Hackenesch: «Hergestellt unter ausschließlicher Verwendung von Kakaobohnen deutscher Kolonien»: On Representations of Chocolate Consumption as a Colonial Endeavor – Nancy P. Nenno:
Here to Stay
: Black Austrian Studies – Meghan O’Dea: Lucia Engombe’s and Stefanie-Lahya Aukongo’s Autobiographical Accounts of
Solidaritätspolitik
and Life in the GDR as Namibian Children – Theory and Praxis – Kimberly Alecia Singletary: Everyday Matters: Haunting and the Black Diasporic Experience – Kevina King: Black, People of Color and Migrant Lives Should Matter: Racial Profiling, Police Brutality and Whiteness in Germany – Art and Performance – Kira Thurman: «Africa in European Evening Attire»: Defining African American Spirituals and Western Art Music in Central Europe, 1870s–1930s – Vanessa D. Plumly: Re-Fashioning Postwar German Masculinity Through Hip-Hop: The Man(l)y BlackWhite Identities of Samy Deluxe – Jamele Watkins: Performing Oppression and Empowerment in
real life: Deutschland
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