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Barbara Ransby

John D MacArthur University Chair and Distinguished Professor

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Black Studies

Gender and Women's Studies

History

Barbara Ransby is currently serving as a Black Studies John D MacArthur University Chair and Distinguished Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

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Barbara Ransby

University of Illinois Chicago

John D MacArthur University Chair and Distinguished Professor

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african american studies ethnic studies gender studies critical race theory black experience african identity black feminism race racial discrimination feminist theory black politics anti-racism intersectionality feminist studies sociology violence against women historical review interdisciplinary history social justice global history american studies contemporary racism racial studies afrocentricity african diaspora feminist research anita hill interpersonal violence sexual abuse dance education dance research dance medicine victimology sexual crime sexual violence historical analysis historical sociology dance for health white supremacy historical scholarship black women gang rape political science protest economic systems nationality women's studies socio-economic issues female sexual slavery feminist debate deepfakes post-colonial criticism historical methodology feminist identity prison violence military families carceral setting ya literature race relations racial groups historical reassessment islamic studies orientalism ella baker radical democratic vision black freedom movement black popular culture all women essentialist definitions cultural nationalism anne braden righteous rage african american women thomas hearings black feminist politics ’ s civil rights movement community organizers

Notable Scholarly Works

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Keisha N. Blain. Set the World on Fire: Black Nationalist Women and the Global Struggle for Freedom.. The American Historical Review (2019)

Barbara Ransby

black nationalist womenblack politicsintersectionalityblack experiencehistorical reviewglobal struggleblack feminismafrican american studieswhite supremacy

Dancing on the Edges of History, but Never Dancing Alone. University of Illinois Press eBooks (2018)

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Remembering Two Black Radical Intellectual Giants. Souls (2017)

Barbara Ransby

memoryintersectionalityblack experienceafrican american studiesanti-racism

Remembering Ahmad Rahman (1951–2015). Souls (2015)

islamic studiesinterdisciplinary historycultural historyhumanitiesahmad rahmanorientalismislamic thoughthistorymiddle eastern studies

Remembering Vincent G. Harding (1931–2014). Souls (2014)

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Remembering Amiri Baraka and Stuart Hall. Souls (2013)

stuart hallhistorical reviewcultural historysocial historyarchitecture criticismhistory

Deep in Our Hearts. (2012)

Barbara Ransby

belongingdeep learninghumanities

ESLANDA: The Large and Unconventional Life of Mrs. Paul Robeson. Yale University Press (2012)

historical methodologyclassicsliteraturehistorical analysiscultural historyvictorian literatureunconventional lifecultural studiesfeminist identityamerican literature

Anne Braden: Southern Patriot. (2008)

literaturehistorical analysisanne bradenliterary criticismhistorical reviewcultural history

Dancing on the Edges of History but Never Dancing Alone. Telling Histories, Black Women Historians in the Ivory Tower (2008)

never dancinginterdisciplinary historymusicologycultural historysocial historyglobal historydance educationdancedance researchdance medicinemusic historyhistorical sociologyhistorical dancedance for healthhistory

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Barbara Ransby

John D MacArthur University Chair and Distinguished Professor

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Black Studies

Gender and Women's Studies

History

Barbara Ransby is currently serving as a Black Studies John D MacArthur University Chair and Distinguished Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Barbara Ransby

University of Illinois Chicago

John D MacArthur University Chair and Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Keisha N. Blain. Set the World on Fire: Black Nationalist Women and the Global Struggle for Freedom.. The American Historical Review (2019)

Barbara Ransby

black nationalist womenblack politicsintersectionalityblack experiencehistorical reviewglobal struggleblack feminismafrican american studieswhite supremacy

Dancing on the Edges of History, but Never Dancing Alone. University of Illinois Press eBooks (2018)

never dancinginterdisciplinary historycultural historysocial historyglobal historydance educationdancedance researchdance medicinehistorical sociologyhistorical dancedance for healthhistory

Remembering Two Black Radical Intellectual Giants. Souls (2017)

Barbara Ransby

memoryintersectionalityblack experienceafrican american studiesanti-racism

Remembering Ahmad Rahman (1951–2015). Souls (2015)

islamic studiesinterdisciplinary historycultural historyhumanitiesahmad rahmanorientalismislamic thoughthistorymiddle eastern studies

Remembering Vincent G. Harding (1931–2014). Souls (2014)

oral historyhistorical reviewsocial historyhistoriographypublic historyvincent g. hardinghistory

Remembering Amiri Baraka and Stuart Hall. Souls (2013)

stuart hallhistorical reviewcultural historysocial historyarchitecture criticismhistory

Deep in Our Hearts. (2012)

Barbara Ransby

belongingdeep learninghumanities

ESLANDA: The Large and Unconventional Life of Mrs. Paul Robeson. Yale University Press (2012)

historical methodologyclassicsliteraturehistorical analysiscultural historyvictorian literatureunconventional lifecultural studiesfeminist identityamerican literature

Anne Braden: Southern Patriot. (2008)

literaturehistorical analysisanne bradenliterary criticismhistorical reviewcultural history

Dancing on the Edges of History but Never Dancing Alone. Telling Histories, Black Women Historians in the Ivory Tower (2008)

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