Shapeshifters: Black Girls and the Choreography of Citizenship
An ethnographic study of how Black girls use performance and movement to negotiate identity, citizenship, and belonging in contemporary urban spaces.
About This Book
Shapeshifters examines the experiences of young Black women as they move through social and institutional spaces.
The work considers how choreography and performance shape ideas of citizenship and belonging.
Through ethnographic research, the book highlights the creative strategies Black girls use to assert agency.
It situates these narratives within broader discussions of race, gender, and urban life.
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