Jenkins on Masculinity, Touch, and Vulnerability

Wright on Guns, Masculinity, and Violence

Wright on Antiblackness, Guilt, and Death in Native Son

Wright on Visibility, Death, and the Possibility of Black Life

Burnett on Despair, Abandonment, and Pessimism in Killer of Sheep

Davis on Negation, Liberation, and Formation of Self

Walcott on History, Race, and Identity

Ellison on Sound, Invisibility, and World-Making

Hurston on Black Expressive Life and World-Making

Lamming on Writing, Race, and the Human Condition

Sartre on Blackness, Liberation, and Dialectics

Césaire on Diaspora, Culture, and Colonization

Fanon on Racism, Culture, and Social Reproduction

Fanon on Race, Ethnicity, and the Future of Identity

Fanon on Resistance, Humanism, and Futurity

Fanon on the Gaze, Antiblackness, and Lived-Experience

Fanon on Language, Antiblackness, and Interracial Desire

Fanon on Non-Being, Language, and Colonialism as a Total Project

Sartre on the Jew, Situatedness, and Responsibility

Sartre, Existentialism, Antisemitism, and the Democrat