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    'Concrete freedom' : C.L.R. James on culture and black politics

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    This article aims to provide a synoptic account of the cultural writings of the West Indian intellectual and activist C.L.R. James. I aim to make a case for greater recognition of his work among cultural sociologists. I go on to show how James’ original, historicising account of cultural forms relates closely to his wider political interventions including, specifically, his ground-breaking discussion of mid-twentieth century black politics in America

    Numerical aspects of multivariate approximation

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    Africana Modernity, Global Justice, and Collective Responsibility

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    Special needs for us or assess and treat all patients as individuals?

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    “No filters needed . . .”: A qualitative study exploring sister circles and workplace messages for Black women healthcare professionals during the double pandemic

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    Objectives: To explore the experiences of Black women healthcare professionals during the pandemic in the United States, with a particular focus on those in sister circles. Design: This is qualitative research with data from online survey results. Methods: A qualitative survey was distributed through listservs and via social media from December 2021–April 2022. The qualitative data were analyzed using a thematic analysis to extract the themes. Results: There were 69 respondents, primarily represented in hospitals, dentist offices, and mental health offices. The majority of respondents stated that they had one to three sister circles, with them primarily being formed online. The themes that arose from the meanings of membership in sister circles during the pandemic were (1) sister circles offered them a space to be sane and safe, (2) members received access to professional support, and (3) they are needed. As Black women healthcare professionals, the workplace messages they received were (1) either their workplace provided them with solidarity or (2) made them feel unsafe and undervalued. Conclusion: Sister circles provided these Black women healthcare professionals with a space of coping during the pandemic, as well as a site to respond to their workplace burnout

    Per una critica nera della modernitĂ 

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    L'articolo inquadra le caratteristiche fondamentali della critica della modernitĂ  della tradizione radicale nera. Sue peculiaritĂ  sono la capacitĂ  di operare una critica al tempo stessa interna e esterna al canone moderno e lo spostamento dell'asse spaziale su cui si regge la critica
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