Darkening Blackness: Race, Gender, Class, and Pessimism in 21st-Century Black Thought
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Darkening Blackness: Race, Gender, Class, and Pessimism in 21st-Century Black Thought

by Norman Ajari

Philosophy African American Studies Critical Theory
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Darkening Blackness considers the relationships among race, gender, class, and pessimism in 21st-century Black thought. Norman Ajari’s book offers a focused foundation for readers exploring contemporary Black intellectual and critical perspectives.

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Darkening Blackness examines themes of race, gender, class, and pessimism in 21st-century Black thought.

Norman Ajari brings these interconnected subjects together in a work centered on contemporary critical reflection.

The book is suited to readers interested in Black thought and broad questions of identity, society, and political or philosophical analysis.

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