African american/black - Globe Thesis

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1.	Aural fictions: Sound in African American literature
2.	The role of the Black church in fulfilling the therapeutic needs of the African American population: A review of the literature
3.	Imagined identities: Adapting white imaginings of black female identity in African American literature before the renaissance
4.	Artistic ambassadors and African American writing at the nation's edge, 1893--1940
5.	Words for the hour: Temporality and agency in African American literature
6.	Self-identified heterosexual African American/Black men engaging in male-to-male sexual encounters: Attitudes, behaviors and reasons for marriage
7.	From repetition to reproduction: African American drama in the African American literary tradition
8.	Push Back: Race, Jobs and the Struggle for Power in the Late Twentieth Century
9.	Socially responsible leadership capacity development: Predictors among African American/Black students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Predominantly White Institutions
10.	The rhetoric of Louis E. Martin, 'Godfather of Black politics'
11.	Firespitters: Performance, Power, and Payoff in African American Women's Humor, 1968-Present
12.	Saturday's child, Sunday's Christ: Masculinity, religion, and community in select twentieth century African-American poems, plays, and novels
13.	Virtual black spaces: An anthropological exploration of African American online communities' racial and political agency amid virtual Universalism
14.	Revisiting our history: Black-Asian tropes in African American literature and culture 1980s to the present
15.	'You are safe': Black maternal politics of resistance and the question of community consensus in African American women's literature
16.	African American communicative identity: A postmodern perspective in black literature
17.	Memories of the flesh: The impact of children's literature on African American writing
18.	'A song worth singin': From rituals of resistance to radical Black subjectivity in African American theater and performance
19.	Constructing and contesting authenticity in the postwar African-American novel (James Baldwin, Chester Himes)
20.	A thin line to stand on: Mapping poetics in contemporary African American poetries
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