Introspection: Exploring the Racialized Politics and Conception of Ideal-Blackness Within African American Culture
by Cory J. May
Introspection examines the racialized politics and cultural conceptions surrounding ideal-Blackness within African American culture. Focusing on questions of identity, representation, and expectation, Cory J. May presents a subject suited to readers exploring race, politics, sociology, and African American cultural studies.
About This Book
Introspection explores the racialized politics shaping ideas of ideal-Blackness within African American culture.
The book examines how cultural conceptions of identity and representation can be understood through a critical lens.
Its focus connects questions of race, politics, and African American cultural experience.
Designed for readers interested in race and ethnicity studies, sociology, and cultural analysis.
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