Journal of Black Studies

Article	Citations
Withdrawal Due to Administrative Error: Inadvertent Publication	29
The Women of Operation Breadbasket: A Lost Chapter in the Chicago Civil Rights Movement	16
Painting the Experience of Black Elementary School Teachers: A Portraiture Perspective Case Study	12
Re-Conceptualizing Kaepernick’s Kneeling Protests and His Banishment From the NFL as an Infringement on His “Right to Work”	11
Not Keeping Up the Façade: Conceptualizing and (Re)Negotiating Masculinities Among Black Men Collegians	9
African Proverbs, Riddles, and Narratives as Pedagogy: African Deep Thought in Africana Studies	8
Recognition and Recognizability in Lynn Nottage’s Ruined	8
The Impact of Colorism on Criminal Justice System Outcomes: A Scoping Study	8
The Suppression and Othering of Black Lives Matter Protests Through Tear Gas	7
Black Philosophical Condition From Pre-Colony to Post-Colony	7
A Sense of Place: African Americans, Ethnogenesis and the Search for a “Black Mecca”	6
“The Most Livable City in America”? Reparations Model Implementation, Progressive Mindsets, and Post-Racialism in Evanston, Illinois	6
Stops: How Race, Space, and Policing Shape Who is Human and Who is Not	5
“Even in Poverty, We’re Still Dancing”: Helpful Coping Strategies in Response to Anti-Black Racism and Its Impact on Well-Being	5
Africanisms in the Caribbean Region: African Descendants’ Resistance to Enslavement and Subjugation in Post-Emancipation	5
“It’s Not a System of Care”: Black Youth’s Stories of Family Separation and Anti-Black Racism in Ontario’s Child Welfare System	5
A Sociocultural Exploration of the Impact Body Image Has on Black College-Aged Women’s Mental Health	5
Caribana and Carnival: Belonging as Resistance and Remembrance	5
Framing Cuba: U.S. Media and Cuba’s Black Lives Matter Protests	5
Book Review: How to Lose the Hounds: Maroon Geographies and a World Beyond Policing Based on: WinstonC. (2023). How to Lose the Hounds: Maroon Geographies and a World Beyond Policing. Duke University	4
Sanctified Stages: Kendrick Lamar, Black Church Symbolism, and Public Theology at Super Bowl LIX	4
The Use of Cyberbonding Play to Navigate Antiblack Racism at a Hispanic-Serving Institution	4
Against Color-Blindness: Anglo-American Trajectories of Racism in Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race and White Rage	4
“Darkening the Dark”: Assessing the Impact of Banditry on Educational and Socio-Economic Development in Northern Nigeria	3
“You’ve Got to Be the Medicine to Heal the Community”: Capoeira and the Art of Healing Mind, Body, and Spirit	3

Toward a Decolonized Moral Education for Social Justice in Africa	3
Calling on Hope: Examining the Protective Nature of Hope on Mental Health Risk Factors in Black Women	3
Conceptualizing Gentrification-Induced Social and Cultural Displacement and Place Identity Among Longstanding Black Residents	2
Coloniality of Democracy and Algocracy in Africa: Vanhucracy as an Afrocentric Model for Politics	2
The Race-Gender-Equity-Leadership Matrix: Intersectionality and Its Application in Higher Education Literature	2
Black Faculty Happiness: A Qualitative Ode to Black Faculty Voices, Success, and Retention at Predominantly White Research Universities	2
“Verbs are a Tragedy”: Poetics of Refusal From the Black Diaspora	2
American Defender of One Nigeria: James Meredith, the Nigerian Civil War and the Politics of American Intervention in the Global South	2
Black Measurement: The Contributions of People Racialized as Black to the Field of Psychometrics	2
“Is it Okay Not to be Okay?”: A Critical Literature Review of Barriers to Mental Health Treatment for Black Men	2
Polychronous and Existential Mode of Time in Africa: A Critique of Mbiti’s Concept of Time	2
Power and Prestige in Black Diplomacy	2
Preventive Epidemiology of PrEP Use in African American Women With a Perceived HIV Risk	2
Chisi Chako Masimba Mashoma/Kunzi Pakata Sandi Kunzi Ridza : Anthropological Musings on the Coloniality of Dispossession in Africa	2
“Your Blackness Is Your Own Thing”: Examining Peer-Based Campus Racial-Ethnic Socialization Within Black Spaces	2
Book Review: Do you remember? Celebrating 50 years of Earth, Wind, & Fire BaileyT. (2023). Do you remember? Celebrating 50 years of earth, wind, & fire. The University Press of Mississippi, 26	1
Coloniality as Appropriation of Indigenous Ontologies: Insights From South Africa and Ethiopia	1
Insurgent Words, Poetic Diplomacy: Frederick Douglass, Phillis Wheatley, and Literacy as Liberation	1
“A Natural Right to the Soil”: Black Abolitionists and the Meaning of Freedom	1
African American Redemption in the Pan-African Metropolis: Africanized Identities, Pan-African Lives and the African World Festival in Detroit	1
Land and Identity in Afrikan Tradition: The Origins of the Ancestral Land Complex	1
“We Out Here”: Black Women, Well-Being, and #blackgirlsrun on Instagram	1
Book Review: Black cyclists: The race for inclusion TurpinRobert J. (2024). Black cyclists: The race for inclusion. University of Illinois Press. 248pp. ISBN: 978-0252087851.	1
Fanonian Art Practices: Toward A Decolonial Grammar of Being	1
Indigenizing, and Developing Africa: The Role of Indigenous Cultural Norms and Values	1
Afro-Dominican Identity and Resistance: Arianna Puello’s Hip-Hop as a Narrative of Black Immigrant Women in Spain	1
The Roles of Riddles, Puzzles, and Narratives as Pedagogy in Video Games: A Case of African-Themed Video Games	1
The Vicarious Intersectional Trauma (VIT) Conceptual Model: A Framework for Studying the Health-Related Impact of Exposure to Intersectional Violence on Social-Media	1
FRAMING A BLACK PACIFIC ETHNOSPHERE: Beyoncé and Indigenous Māori Dance Evolution in Aotearoa/New Zealand	1
Leading While Black Amid a Failed Racial Reckoning	1
When We Know Better, We Do Better: Educators’ Storied Reflections on Black Teacher Attrition and Retention	1
African-Centred Mediation in Zulu Marriages: Challenging Western Dominance in Family Law	1
Black Fathers Matter: Messages of Hope in Black Father-Themed Instagram Memes	1
Report of International Symposia and Summits on the Legacies of Slavery (Insights Into Resilience, Traumas, and Healing Since 1994)	1
Missing the Mark: The Cost of Overlooking Black Students’ Cultural Capital	1
Immersing Undergraduate Students in Diasporic Experiences: Black Studies, Study Away, and Afro-Puerto Rico	1
Hussle and Motivate: An Afrocentric Understanding of Constitutive Rhetoric Toward Economic Empowerment in Nipsey Hussle’s Victory Lap Album	1
It’s Giving Black Power: A Case Study of One Black Student Union in California and the Historical Framework for Structural Change They Used	1
Book Review: Cultivating New Futures for Girls in STEM: Black Women Teachers as Catalysts for Change NorrisA.LizárragaJ. R. (eds.) (2025). Cultivating Ne	1
Purging the Lingering Shadow of Colonialism? Zimbabwe’s Third Chimurenga and the Struggle Over School Names	1
Youth Invasion: The Dramatic Surge in Drug Abuse and Criminal Behaviors in Southwest Nigeria	1
Mangaliso Sobukwe’s Linkages to Pan-Africanist Struggles for a Decolonized and Afrocentric “African University”	1
Book Review: Greater Atlanta: Black Satire after Obama MausD. C.DonahueJ. J. (2024). Greater Atlanta: Black Satire after Obama. University Press of Mississippi. 314 pp. $110 (hardcover). ISBN: 978-149	1
Book Review: Resurrecting the Black Body: Race and the Digital Afterlife	1
Blackness, Koreanness, and Han: Unmasking Race in Korean Hip Hop	1
Gendered Framing of Agribusiness Under USAID’s Feed the Future Initiative in Liberia: A Colonial Sequel?	0
Malcolm X, Pan-Africanism, and the Organization of African Unity: Appealing to Shepherds on Behalf of Their Lost Sheep at the 1964 OAU Summit	0
Symbolic Annihilation: Analyzing Associated Press’s Erasure of Vanessa Nakate and Marginalization of Black Women Activists	0
Negotiating African American Language, Identity, and Culture in the Urban Classroom	0
Unmasking My Truth: Autoethnography of Psychological Stress as a Black Woman in the Academy	0

Racial Identity and Racial Socialization: A Scoping Review of Clinical, School-Based, and Community Interventions and Trauma Among Black Youth Since COVID-19	0
Black Communities’ Relationship to Hip-Hop Culture, Self-Efficacy and Critical Consciousness	0
Black Lives Are Beautiful: Training School Counselors to Foster Positive Racial Identity and Academic Success Among Black K-12 Students	0
Slave Past, Modern Lives: An Analysis of the Legacy of Slavery and Contemporary Life Expectancy in the American South	0
Teaching Psychological Concepts Through a Hip-Hop Pedagogy	0
“My Anxiety Has Been Heightened”: Black Mothers’ Concerns Regarding Children’s Return to In-person Learning Following COVID-19-Related Remote Learning	0
Nnamdi Azikiwe Center: Historicizing the Immortalization of Zik’s Lodge in Nigeria—the Journey, the Project, and Tourism Potentials	0
Negotiating Blackness, and Culture in Brazilian Metal Scene	0
An Africological Excavation of Colonial Discourse	0
The Suppression and Liberation of Malcolm’s Personal Agency: Malcolm X and His Religio-Racial Understanding of White People	0
Book Review: Malcolm Before X ParrP. (2024). Malcolm Before X. Boston: University of Massachusetts Press, $29.95, 362 pp. (paperback). ISBN: 9781625348166.	0
Book Review: Womanist Bioethics: Social Justice, Spirituality, and Black Women’s Health WilsonW. (2025). Womanist Bioethics: Social Justice, Spirituality, and Black Women’s Health. NYU Press, $30.00,	0
Doing the Work of God: HBCU’s and Black America’s Response to the Influenza Pandemic of 1918	0
Potential Contribution of African-American Migrants to Economic and Cultural Development in Africa	0
Toward a Critical Race Theorization of Cultural Capital for Black Education Studies Research	0
Relevant Leadership for Black Children: Calling All Black Public School Principal Supervisors	0
Situating Dashed Prospects of Independence into the Xenophobic Narrative in South Africa	0
Anti-Black Racism in the Ontario Public School System: Problematizing the Labeling of Young Black Students as Troublemakers	0
Hyper(in)visibility and the Crisis of Missing Black Girls in Monday’s Not Coming and When You Look Like Us	0
Global Coloniality and Ecological Injustice in Imbolo Mbue’s How Beautiful We Were (2021)	0
Strong Black Women: Linking Stereotypes, Stress, and Overeating Among a Sample of Black Female College Students	0
Defending Their Honor, Building Their Selves: A Descriptive Ethnography on the Socio-Psychological Outcomes of African-Based Martial Arts Practice for Inner City Black Youths	0
Book Review: The Love Jones cohort: Single and living alone in the Black middle class	0
A Scoping Review of Black American Beauty Studies From 1995 to 2022	0
Book Review: Black Iconoclasm: Public Symbols, Racial Progress, and Post/Ferguson America AthanasopoulosC. (2024). Black Iconoclasm: Public Symbols, Racial Progress, and Post/Ferguson America. Palgrav	0
Book Review: Being Black In The Ivory: Truth-Telling About Racism In Higher Education Being Black In The Ivory: Truth-Telling About Racism In Higher Educ	0
Book Review: Legacy: A Black Physician Reckons with Racism in Medicine BlackstockUché (2024). Legacy: A Black Physician Reckons with Racism in Medicine.New York: Viking. 304 pp, $28.00. ISBN 978059349	0
Voter Suppression Laws and the Racial Turnout Gap in America	0
Embracing African Traditional Knowledge Health Systems in a HIV/AIDS and COVID-19 Pandemic Era	0
Retaining Family Identity: Lived Experience of Caregiving in the Black Community	0
“Skin Markings: Filtering COVID-19 Through Levitical and Black Lenses”	0
Returning at Any Cost? How Black College Students Feel Toward COVID Vaccines and Institutional Mandates	0
Black Campus Climate: Towards a Liberatory and Equitable Black Campus Experience	0
Tornadic Black Angels: Vodou, Dance, Revolution	0
Book Review: Black popular culture and social justice: Beyond the culture Bonnette-BaileyL. M.GaylesJ. I. (Eds.). (2024). Black popular culture and social justice: Beyond the culture. London, Routledg	0
God is Life: A Sociolinguistic and Ethnopragmatic Conceptualization of Chi in Igbo Naming Practices	0
Race, Gender, and HIV Testing: A Nationwide Study of the Social Determinants of Black Male and Female Differences in HIV Testing	0
Pharmakons: The Poison and Cure of Black Youth Mentorship in Canada	0
Poverty, Intersectionality, and Educational Aspirations: A Quantitative Study of Black Students’ Experiences	0
Book Review: Dear Science and Other Stories	0
Why Race and Place Matter: Examining the Intersection of Cybersecurity and Digital Equity	0
Racism Trauma Health Theory: Moving Beyond a Single Factor to Explain How Racism Harms Health	0
“No One Sees Me Romantically”: Gendered Colorism in Black Women’s Dating and Intimate Experiences	0
“The Village Mentality”: Black Faculty Kinship Mentoring Approaches That Affirm Black Students During COVID-19 and Beyond	0
“Hidden” No More: Newspapers’ Framing of NASA Mathematician Katherine Johnson	0
Black Psychology and Black Criminality: Myths and Reality on the Origins of Black Street Life	0
Dismantling Colonial Laughter: Tracing Emergent African Diaspora Stand-Up Comedy in French and German	0
Mandating Black Studies Curricula: Lessons Learned From a Black Studies Curriculum Development Project	0
Book review: The world looks like this from here: Thoughts on African psychology	0
Measuring Racial and Ethnic Socialization: Adaptation of the ARESS for Black Women	0
Book Review: Review of Black Immigrant Literacies: Intersections of Race, Language, and Culture in the Classroom	0
Editor-In-Chief’s Message	0
Racial Capitalism and the Propaganda of Conservative Economics	0
Transdisciplinary Africana Studies and Africana Poetical Science: A Conversation	0
Retrofuturist Speculations: Race as Technology in Olaudah Equiano’s Vision of a Future	0
We Are STEM: Examining the Significance and Influence of Counterspaces in the Development of Black Girls’ STEM Identity	0
Book Review: Black Women and Energies of Resistance in Nineteenth-Century Haitian and American Literature	0
Book Review: The Afrikan revolution in Ayiti: Libète ou Lanmò, freedom or death AjaniK. Y. (2024). The Afrikan revolution in Ayiti: Libète ou Lanmò, freedom or death. Lexington Books, xvi and 245 pp.,	0
Mitigating rACEsm in K-12 Classrooms: The Consideration of Culturally-Informed Adverse Childhood Experiences and Utilization of Culturally Relevant Education and Systemically Trauma-Informed Practice	0
Black Female Resistance and the Womanist Temper in Trevor Noah’s Born a Crime	0
Black Woman Victimhood: An Intersectional Analysis of Meg Thee Stallion’s Testimony	0
An Intersectional Analysis of TikTok Users’ Framing of Sha’Carri Richardson and Brittney Griner During Related Controversies	0
Learning While Black: Racial and Educational Challenges of Black Students	0
Agency Reduction Formation: The Origin and Development of a Practical Theory	0
Unequal Access: Healthcare Disparities in Cervical Cancer Screening Among African Women	0
From Harlem to Africa: The New Negro Movement and the Trans-Atlantic Vision for Black Education and Liberation	0
Decolonizing the Curriculum: Who Were the Ancient Europeans?	0
Black Quilmbola Women’s Leadership and Social Justice in Brazil	0
Book Review: Caste: The Lies That Divide Us	0
Book Review: Shades of Black: The Origins of Colour Consciousness in the Caribbean HillC.BellA.PocockN. (2022). Shades of Black: The Origins of Colour Consciousness in the Caribbean. Handsel Press, 18	0
From the Invisible to the Visible: The Making of Women Scholars in Africology	0
The Impact of the COVID 19 Pandemic on Students Attending a HBCU	0
Jump Nyabinghi: Black Radical Militancy, Rastafarianism, and Jamaican Cultural Influence on Black America	0
The Converging Streams of Afrikan War and Resistance in the Afrikan World	0
Rage In (and Out) the Cage: Black Students’ Negotiation of Safety	0
Black Migration and the Politics of Belonging: Nigerian Immigrants Navigating Adaptation and Identity in the U.S.	0
“Wait, is she Black?”: Unsuccessful White Passing in Tiffany D. Jackson’s The Weight of Blood	0
Book Review: Rethinking Reparations	0
Examining the Political Opportunity Structure Through a Case Study of Willie Dell, African American City Councilwoman	0
The (Re)construction of the Memory of Slavery and the Slave Trade: Bimbia in Cameroon Between Silence, Rehabilitation, and Cultural Dialogue	0

Using a Phenomenological and Fanon Analytic: A Methodological Framework and Method for Research with Impoverished Black Male Youth	0
Book Review: Black Folk: The Roots of the Black Working Class	0
“The Beat” of the Black Press: An Exploratory Analysis of Black Newspapers and Their Podcasts	0
Book Review: Death’s Futurity: The Visual Life of Black Power ArankeSampada(2023). Death’s Futurity: The Visual Life of Black Power. Durham: Duke Univers	0