bell hooks and Being a Southern Black Woman Intellectual: A Paper in Vignettes

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In this essay, I explore the meaning of place and geography as a Southern black woman philosopher. My reflections on these topics are informed by the work of bell hooks, a native Kentuckian who moved to the North and then back again to the South. I explore how bell hooks has helped me reconcile the racist history of the South with how I see myself today.

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Journal of World Philosophies

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