... in Smith’s work an aesthetics and politics of errantry that favors radically nonnormative forms of relation and mobility. Borrowing the term from Martinican novelist and critic Édouard Glissant, and drawing more broadly from his thoroughgoing elucidations of the spatial dynamics of colonialism...

...Jeannine Baker This article analyzes the connections between gender, labor, and mobility by tracing the transnational careers of two Australian women who began working at the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in the 1930s and 1940s: Peggie Broadhead and Muriel Howlett. Both participated...

... to pick up the pieces, emotionally speaking, for some time. Black press Black women mobility newspaper comic strips respectability politics In the early 1950s, single Black women's mobility was restricted by various institutional and communal oppressive regulations in the United States...