When God Lost Her Tongue: Historical Consciousness and the Black Feminist Imagination

seeks to intervene in critical academic conversations by traversing different historical periods and different geographic locations within the African Diaspora, to expand the global reach of black women’s stories

challenges the ahistorical lens of U.S.-based women’s and gender studies scholarship which has marginalized women’s histories and erased the racial, class, sexual, and geographical differences of women’s experiences

Uses interdisciplinary scholarship in critical race and feminist theories, literary and art histories, and media studies to tell a new kind of Black Feminist History