Black Womens Stories of Everyday Racism: Narrative Analysis for Social Change [Paperback]

Black Womens Stories of Everyday Racism??puts literary narrative theory to work on an urgent real-world problem.?

Part I. Black Womens Stories of Everyday Racism

Chapter 1. I Keep Most White People at a Distance

Ronda C. Henry Anthony

Chapter 2. I Would Love to Have Had that Conversation with Him

Scotia Brown

Chapter 3. Something I Never Recovered From

Mary Bullock

Chapter 4. Women of Color Really Have to Understand, or Overstand

Stephanie Caraway

Chapter 5. No One Even Knows the Real Story

Destiny Faceson

Chapter 6. At that Moment I FeltDismissed

Felicia Haney

Chapter 7. I Was Never Considered an Asset to their Company in the First Place

Lucrezia Hatfield

Chapter 8. Racism Has Truly Shaped My Choices and How I Act

Latoya Hale Tahirou

Part II. Introduction to the Narrative Analyses of the Womens Stories

Chapter 9. Testifyin and Signifyin: Black Womens Narratives on Navigating Structural Racism in Central Indiana

Simone Drake

Chapter 10. She Was Not Heard: Personal Narratives that Tackle Structural Racism

Robyn Warhol

Chapter 11. Metacognition and Miscommunication: Interpreting Metacognitive Monitoring in African-American Womens Storytelling

Lisa Zunshine

Chapter 12. Rhetorical Listening: Character, Progression, and Fictionality in African American Womens Stories of Everyday Racism

James Phelan

Appendix: Storytelling Prompts Provided by the Researchers

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