Stella Dadzie

A Whole Heap of Mix Up

AvStella Dadzie

Häftad, Engelska, 2025

Del 5 i serien Radical Black Women

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Beskrivning

Reflections from a life lived in the struggle by black British feminist and activist, Stella Dadzie. Stella Dadzie has been a key figure in the Black women’s movement in Britain since the 1970s. This unique new collection showcases her creative, personal and political writings, covering themes from her family life and early years to political activism, travel in Africa and theCaribbean, and race and racism in Britain. Featuring short stories, poems, speeches and travel writings, in addition to personal photographs and a curated selection of her artwork in a photo spread at its centre, this definitive collection presents Dadzie as she has never been seen before: raw, funny and human, both artist and activist, it offers new insights into the issues that defined a generation of black women. This is the fifth book in Lawrence Wishart's Radical Black Women Series, in partership with the Black Cultural Archives.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2025-10-09
Mått:138 x 216 x 17 mm
Vikt:338 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Radical Black Women
Förlag:Lawrence & Wishart Ltd
ISBN:9781913546991

Utforska kategorier

Genusvetenskap inom Samhälle och politik

Mer om författaren

Stella Dadzie is a black feminist activist, artist and writer. She co-authored The Heart of the Race (1985) with Beverley Bryan and Suzanne Scafe, republished by Verso in 2018, and is the author of A Kick in the Belly (2020), an incisive study of black women’s resistance under slavery. A deposit of Stella's archive is housed in the Black Cultural Archives, Brixton.

Innehållsförteckning

Introduction Body BluesThe NurseAngry Black Women– A Black Feminist Perspective on Mental Health and the NHSHairvolutionRasta CornrollSalonReflections/1Body Blues CrossingOceansBreakfast inAbelenkpeAnomabuThe ShipInterview:Telling TalesElmina Why is Slaverysuch a Taboo Subject?Reflections/2En Route to SouthAfricaAll-a-We Echoes ofEmpireShared AgendaSome Thoughtsabout Racism & Empire/ Adapted from the Foreword to Black People &The British Empire by Peter Fryer This Time itHappened with FireAfter the StormElection feverRush-hour Inner Visions VoicesA Smile for theCamera?Half-casteSexual healingThank YouTouching the Faceof GodReflections/3Brush StrokesAncient Roots Sisters ChantDo You Remember?The Black Women’sMovementAmerican RouletteTwo Sisters in SpetsesWho’s PlayingSilly Games?Reflections/4Bajan BlessingsWomen’s StudyCamp, SloveniaPeaceHaringey: Context& Crucible