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B.A.P.S. Part 1
The Blueprint for January's Mini-Course
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
A Late Night Email (Syllabus Inside)
Representations of Black Girlhood in the 90s and 2000s
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
Towards Black Girlhood & the Freedom of Imagining
A Two-Week Series in January
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
Towards Zora: The Free Woman (Lesson 1.3)
Young Woman's Blues
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
39:56
"Remembering What We Know" Textual Life: Islam, Africa, & the Fate of the Humanities
A Conversation with Dr. Wendell Marsh, Associate Professor of Africana Studies
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D. and Wendell Marsh, Ph.D
But What if I Fail? Navigating the Fear in Traditional Publishing
When my husband and I first moved for new jobs, we started looking for houses to rent as we figured out where we should settle.
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
8:58
Towards Zora: "I Have a Heart with Room for Every Joy" (Lesson 1.2)
Zora Neale Hurston's 'Their Eyes Were Watching God' Part 1
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
Towards Zora: Exploring Hurston's Work as a Guide for the Creative (Lesson 1.1)
A Summer Deep Dive into the Work of Zora Neale Hurston
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
The Beginning & the Word (Lesson 1.2)
Islam, West Africa, and the Knowledge We Forgot
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
15:51
The ‘Enlightenment’ of Europe and the Denial of Black Reason/Black Humanity
Islam, West Africa, & the Knowledge That Was Forgotten (Lesson 1.2)
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
The Uses & Benefits of Illegibility in Maintaining Global Anti-Blackness
The filmed edition to "Islam, West Africa, and the Knowledge Forgotten" Lesson 1.1
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
13:24
Islam, West Africa, and the Knowledge that was Forgotten (Lesson 1.1)
The first installment in a month-long, four-part series that highlights lost histories in an American understanding of the African diaspora
 • Leah Barlow, Ph.D.
Space at the Center
Welcome! This newsletter is a set of essays documenting the various books, letters, pictures, and host of other primary and secondary sources I use to teach my Introduction to African-American Studies course as a tenure-track assistant professor.
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