Salsa Dancing with Blount
Using the dance floor as a metaphor, Blount calls for the coming together of equals willing to learn from each other. Unfortunately – as this article argues – whites drunk with the supremacy of their scholarship make bad dance partners and should be ejected until they learn the steps of the marginal...
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Monash Univ.
2021
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B nepantla B Otherness B Black dichotomy / white B border crosser |
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