Table des matières

Corinne Duboin et Claudine Raynaud

Introduction

‘Racial Stalemate’?: Black/African Diaspora and African American ‘Identity’

Melba Joyce Boyd

Rearranging Your Father’s Table

Manning Marable (1950-2011)

Theorizing Diaspora, Blackness and Post-Raciality

Ashraf H. A. Rushdy

The Diasporas of and to Nations?: The case of Africa

Michael A. Gomez

Peregrinations of ‘Blackness’ and Race across Time and Space: The Impulse of Mitigation

Lisa Veroni-Paccher

Blackness and the African Diaspora in ‘Postracial’ America

Mark A. Reid

Whose ‘Post-Racial’ ‘Post-Black’ Is It?: USA, France, Italy, and England

Melba Joyce Boyd

‘It Could Have Been Me’

Quote from President Barack Obama

African Americans: ‘Race’ and/in War

Anthony Parent

‘Making Abolitionists of the Whole Community’: Jeffrey Brace And Charles Bowles

Maggi Morehouse

Civil Rights Pioneers: Building Race Consciousness in the WWII Armed Forces

Christine Vogt-William

‘If it’s a game of colors you want to play’: Contemporary Literary Representations of African-American GIs in Germany

Melba Joyce Boyd

Miss odessa

Odessa Wynn Brown (1923-2004)

Ex-Patriations, Diasporic Motions

D. Quentin Miller

South by Southeast: James Baldwin in Provence

Malin Pereira

Brenda Marie Osbey’s Black Internationalism

Delphine Gras

In the Steps of the Griots: Traveling Bards in Shay Youngblood’s Black Girl in Paris

Melba Joyce Boyd

C’est une Histoire Extraordinaire

Michel and Geneviève Fabre

Re-Presentations of the Black Subject

Alan Rice

Guerilla Memorialisation in the Wake of Slavery’s Legacy: African Atlantic Art in the 1990s

Heather Smyth

African Diaspora and Coalition: Multiracial Writing and Arts Activism in Canada

Alix Pierre

Appropriating African Belief Systems: Renée Stout Re-Writes Her Self

Jennifer M. Wilks

‘As real as the unreal’: Identity and Iconography in the Fiction of Percival Everett

Melba Joyce Boyd

We See We

for Hugh Grannum

Bibliography

Bio-bibliographical notices

Abstracts