Southern Cultures

Papers
(The TQCC of Southern Cultures is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
Filmmaking as a Classroom: A Documentary Practice for the Climate Crisis4
What Remains? Ethnographic Archives and Speculative Black Geographies4
What Love Looks Like in Public: Mutual Aid Makes for Sustainable Communities3
Benediction2
A Place to Sigh: Dawn Williams Boyd in conversation with Margaret T. McGehee2
Down in the Hip-Hop South1
Respite, Refuge, and Remembering1
Contributors1
Contributors1
Know Your CCCs: The Crescent City Connection and the Chinese Cajun Cowboy1
Haints, Hollers, and Hoodoo1
It's Him and I, Aquemini: Reimagining OutKast in Kiese Laymon's Long Division0
Jackson Village Road0
Contributors0
Reimagining Riddick Town: Healing, Restoration, and Honor0
To Build for the Future0
Claiming Home0
A Visual Dispatch: Images, Art, and the Archive as a Portal to Memory0
Fear of a Black (Southern) Planet: Kara Walker's Night Conjure0
Mama Possum0
Meeting the Moment for Democracy0
& When They Come For Me (Reprise)0
The South's Democracy Struggle Reaches New Urgency0
Curiously Cured by Sterilization: Charles Carrington and the Sterilization of African American Men in Virginia, 1902–19100
Gloria Naylor: Literary Geographer of the Black South0
"Necessary Contemplation"0
Otherwise Possibility0
Contributors0
Craft or Curse? How Barbecue Became Cool0
"Climate Change Is an Everything Issue"0
"I Saw Things I Imagined": Poetic and Geographic Audacity in Solange Knowles's When I Get Home0
Snapshot0
Anthem of Perseverance: How Southern Rap Sustains Me0
Another Kind of City: Kalamu ya Salaam in conversation with Joshua B. Guild0
Something Beautiful out of the Darkness0
Making the Invisible Visible: For a Climate Future0
Something Trans-Happened to My Body When I Crossed the Atlantic: (after Omise’eke Natasha Tinsley)0
The Promotora System: Community Care and Indigenous Women’s Organizing in Mississippi0
Memorable Proof0
In Between0
How the Sausage Is Made: Notes on Craft and Context0
To Repair a Broken World0
We Called You in Her Name0
Contributors0
A Mass For Worlds Pre and Post: Preface to a 918 Volume (304 children) Suicide Note or Letter to June Jordan on Jonestown reply written in New Orleans, 1,392, . . . official count0
Confessions of a Climate Scientist0
Seeing the Invisible: Asexuality in the South0
Before the Streetlights Come On: Black America's Urgent Call for Climate Solutions (An Excerpt)0
Throwaway Boy: The True Story of a Quarter Rat and His “Most Important Asset”0
Removal, Labor, and Reckoning in the Black Native South0
Miguel, Mississippi0
Lost in Translation: Reverted Black Panamanian Sporting Networks0
What Is It Worth?0
Right of Return0
What the 808 Tried to Told Y'all0
Lifecycles of the Loray: Adaptive Reuse and Historic Value0
I See Myself in You0
My Inheritance0
Remembering The Lady Chablis as a Black Trans Southern Stylist0
These Are Revolutionary Times0
Piedmont Fibershed0
Back Porch0
Stories We Tell: Unpacking Extractive Research and Its Legacy of Harm to Lumbee People0
Sojourn0
Cadillactica, by Way of the Underground: Big K.R.I.T.'s Transformative Southern Waters0
Zorita in Miami: A Queer Southern History0
"The blues look like me"0
A Real Evidence of Community: Poll Worker Portraits in the North Carolina Piedmont0
The Queering of Atlanta: A Roundtable Conversation0
Inherited0
It's My House and I Lived Here0
Songs of Sorrow: Collective Grieving in Southern Hip-Hop0
Unearthing the Sacred: Padre Luís Jaramillo's Archival Resolana0
Finding Thelma's Garden0
Several Places at Once0
Contributors0
Taking Up Space0
Black Skin, Mask Off: Future, Aesthetic Nihilism, and the Radical Possibilities of Trap0
Save What You Can: Tending Katrina’s Community Archive0
Intimacies of Sound and Skin at Carville0
Night Walker0
Contributors0
At the Intersection of Chickasaw Identity and Black Enslavement0
Loves and Secrets0
Confronting the Afterlife of Jim Crow0
Dedication: Dorothy Allison and Minnie Bruce Pratt0
Walking with Ella Watson: Photography, Interiority, and the Spiritual Church Movement in the Work of Gordon Parks0
Reading Foxfire0
Mystery of the Talking Skull: Family Secrets in Southern Appalachia0
Reaching out and reaching out0
Memory, (Re)Making, and the Futures of Indigo0
Natal Mythos (Atlanta 1993)0
Voting Rights in Georgia: A Short History0
Peach State Fibershed0
We Outchea0
Contributors0
In the Spirit of Community: The Nanih Bvlbancha Mound0
Habitual Return0
Drawing All Over Again: Remembering Patrick Dean0
La Tempesta del Mio Cuore0
In a Shallow Boat0
The Inner Banks: A Drive Home0
Back Porch0
Home as Sacrament: Blackness and Belonging in Modern America0
Ever Since: A Roundtable0
Catchin’ Strays: On Pet Negroes, the Black Domestic, and the Politics of Comfort0
Slangless0
The Voting Rights Act beyond the Headlines0
Seeking Home0
What We Be0
harriet tubman escapes to philadelphia: late fall 1849, eastern maryland0
What Has Been Will Be Again0
Queer Sanctuary on the Borderlands0
Blood Harmony0
Once the Levees Break0
Contributors0
Sheryl Oring’s I Wish to Say0
And the Devil Take the Hindmost0
Frankenstein's Monster: Constructing a Legal Regime to Regulate Race and Place0
Lesbian Feminism, Grand Juries, and FBI Surveillance in the 1970s0
Toward a New: Women’s Radical Sewing Society0
Murmurs to Mumbles: The Sounds of a Quotidian Southern Black Politic0
Los Autobuses del Sur: Mexican Migrant Routes and Economies in the US South0
Art & Alchemy: North Carolina Repair Professionals0
Weaving New Stories: Berea Student Craft0
Getting Free, Spatially0
“Kick, Push”: Skating for Space and Joy0
Lights Out0
Listen, Consider, Evolve0
Back Porch0
Dark Corners: The Appalachian Murder Ballad0
Beneath the Steely Façade0
Back Porch0
“Heavy with Plenty”: Writing Abundance in the Plantationocene0
Contributors0
God Loves Women, and I Do Too: The Spiritual Communities of Southern Black Queer Women and Nonbinary Folks0
Contributors0
“Blinging just like us”: Beading and Legacy in New Orleans0
History, Community, and Power: The Future of Textiles0
Acadiana Fibershed0
Of Clay and Wonder0
Contributors0
Preserving Black Crafts and Legacies0
We Are Virginians0
Be Ye Transformed: The King James Bible as Black Placemaking in the Rural South0
Wade Taylor: A Family Haunting0
Southern Hip-Hop as Memory0
Sister, Outsider, or Reflections on My Mother0
Katrina’s America0
A Girl, a Man, a Storm, a City0
Fibersheds: Collecting and Connecting for a Sustainable Future0
Why Is Wealth White?0
"White supremacy in North Carolina rests in woman's hands": Dr. Delia Dixon-Carroll and the Power of White Women Voters0
Lydia0
Fiberhouse Collective0
The Buford Highway Farmers Market0
''We Live in the Blue Note'': A Conversation About the Hip-Hop South0
War Supply0
"Up on Cripple Creek": Limb Loss, Difference, and Disability Spectacle in Southern Roots Music0
Wisdom Beats: To Stay Black in the South0
Contributors0
What a Fellowship: Jimmy Wright’s Down Home0
This Is Just the Beginning: Mapping Queer Southern Scholarship0
Sea Turtle Sonnet0
Contributors0
The New Sea Food: Fashion, Waste, and Microplastics0
The Uncanny Keep On Talkin'0
Down South0
Captive Maternal0
Who Killed the Southern Cotton Textile Industry?0
Back Porch0
In the Swamp: Abolition. Imagination. Play.0
A Rooming House for Transient Girls: Black Women's Spatial Vision in the Black Metropolis0
"Blocks for Freedom": Sewing for Voting in Post-Jim Crow Mississippi0
New Denim City0
Specters of the Mythic South: How Plantation Fiction Fixed Ghost Stories to Black Americans0
Quilts, Social Engineering, and Black Power in the Tennessee Valley0
The Rhetoric and the Reality of the New Southern Strategy: Courtland Cox, Nsé Ufot, and Charles V. Taylor Jr. in Conversation0
“I Was a Person Who Was Raised on Love, Not Raised on Survival”0
"You Know Who I Am? I'm Mr. John Paul's Boy"0
Narratives of Dispossession and Anticolonial Art in Urban Spaces0
Natural-Born Subversive: Dede Styles on Living and Dyeing in Swannanoa, North Carolina0
Let’s Build Our Own House: Political Art and the Making of Black and Muslim Worlds0
A Felt Need: Elmer Beard and the Enduring Legacy of Roanoke Baptist Church0
Portal0
Local Cloth0
Letters to a Black Boy Buried in Texas0
Contributors0
Talk One Thing: Writing Family History in an Afro-Native World0
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