Titlebook: Black Women‘s Bodies and The Nation; Race, Gender and Cul Shirley Anne Tate Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015

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,Stabilit?t von St?ben und Balken,014. There is a specific racialization of Black women’s muscle which relates to 18th/19th-century racist pseudo-science that continues to impact on the regimes of recognizability of Black women’s bodies as we see being played out on/ through the bodies of Serena Williams and Michelle Obama. The musc

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,Kriterien für die Werkstoffauswahl, on bodies enabled us to see that there is a corporeality of class, ‘race’, gender, age, (hetero)sexuality, ability and the power of celebrity within representations of iconic Black women in the US, Europe and the Caribbean. Such an intersectional, disruptive corporeality underlies a decolonial appr

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,Introduction — Iconicity: Black British Women’s Bodies as (In)Visible Spectacles,hat still remains today, both in metropoles and former/present colonies. Transgressive femininities and marginalized corporealities are central to her representations in white US-UK/European-Latin American-Caribbean cultural consciousness. During enslavement, women of African descent were seen as ha

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Batty Politics: Desire and Rear Excess,ts with the desire for the derrière of the Sable-Saffron Venus alter/native which we see replayed in hip hop, soca, dancehall and in the boom boom brasilera. Black women’s excessive bottoms have now entered the global body market in ‘erotic capital’ (Lee, 2010; Hakim, 2010) as they are being reprodu