Racism and the British Monarchy: A Meghan Markle Reader

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African American religious history is a vibrant field with a historiographical lineage dating back to the late nineteenth century and its genealogy transcends the geographical borders of the United States of America. From W.E.B. Du Bois’s and Carter G. Woodson’s reflections on “the Negro church...

Call for Papers for a forthcoming edited collection, Pandemic Reflections: Saint Francis and the Lepers Catch Up with COVID 

To be...

CFP: Multidisciplinary Collection on Transraciality

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In 2015, the case of Rachel Doležal sparked a heated debate about transraciality and helped to establish an...

Transgressive Teaching & Learning: Critical Essays on bell hooks’
Engaged Pedagogy

Almost thirty years after the publication of Teaching to Transgress:
Education as the Practice of Freedom (1994), bell hooks’ theory of radical
engaged pedagogy...

The editor of a new book is seeking contributions by artists and scholar/writers that address: the politics of the extractive industries on Indigenous lands of the Americas; the responses made by artists, writers, activists to the appropriation and misuse of indigenous land...

Call for Submissions: Case Studies

A new volume, tentatively titled Dance in US Popular Culture...

     The editors seek critical and pedagogical essays for a book collection that critically examines the reverberations and re-scripting of early America (its literature, history, art, politics, religion, material culture, public spectacle, monuments, etc.) in contemporary culture....

Call for Proposals: Feminist Pedagogy for Teaching Online

In the contemporary moment, COVID-19 has exacerbated an already increasing need for immediately implementable strategies for effective online teaching and learning. Instructors across the higher education landscape require now,...