Preface: When will the Beautiful Ones be Born?
David Scott
Life Unadministered: Colonial Care and the Indian Coolie
Najnin Islam
Andaiye and Audre Lorde's Black Transnational Sisterhood or, "I want you
in this world"
Sasha Ann Panaram
Peasant Sensibility and the Structures of Feeling of My People in
In the Castle of My Skin
Tohru Nakamura
Anton de Kom and the Caribbean Intellectual Tradition
Guest Editors, Wayne Modest and Susan Legêne
Other Radicals: Anton de Kom and the Caribbean Intellectual Tradition
Wayne Modest, Susan Legêne
More Relevant than Ever: We Slaves of Suriname Now
Mitchell Esajas
Canonizing De Kom: Sacrality, Blackness and the Nation in
Postcolonial Netherlands
Markus Balkenhol
Displacing Wij Slaven van Suriname: Other Collateral Effects
Olivia Gomes da Cunha
Appropriating Anton de Kom Today: Canonization, Translation, Celebration
Karwan Fatah-Black
Citizenship Violence and the Afterlives of Dutch Colonialism:
Re-reading Anton de Kom
Guno Jones
Visualities
Imprint
Shannon Alonzo
Book Discussion: Annette K. Joseph-Gabriel, Reimagining Liberation: How Black Women Transformed Citizenship in the French Empire
Suzanne and Suzanne: An Experiment in reimagining Liberation
Grace Sanders Johnson
Black Women and Their Discontents in the French Context
Shanna Jean-Baptiste
Decolonizing the Married Woman
Tobias Warner
Unfinished Business: In Search of Other Women, Other Worlds
Annette Joseph-Gabriel