Black Geographies and the Politics of Place
by Katherine Mckittrick, Clyde Woods
Black Geographies and the Politics of Place considers the connections among Black life, geography, and spatial politics. Bringing together questions of place, power, society, and history, the book offers an accessible entry point for readers interested in Black geographies and critical geographic thought.
About This Book
Black Geographies and the Politics of Place explores the relationship between Black life, geography, and place.
The book centers questions of spatial politics and the ways places are understood and organized.
Its subject matter connects geographic thinking with broader discussions of society, power, and history.
Written by Katherine Mckittrick and Clyde Woods, it is suited to readers studying Black geographies and critical approaches to place.
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