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• Flying Words

  Olivia Smith Storey•Journal of Colonialism and…•2004

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• People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths to Rhythms

  Timothy N Welbeck•Changing English•2017

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• The Barbershop in Black Literature

  Trudier Harris•African American Review•2017

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• Proverbs, Power and Politics

  Paul Ayodele Onanuga•Language Matters•2019

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• The Yellow Rose of Texas

  Trudier Harris•Callaloo•2009

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• Kathryn L. Morgan (1919–2010)

  Debora Kodish, Marilyn M White et al.•Journal of American Folklore•2013

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• "Men Ain't All"-- A Reworking of Masculinity in Tales from the Hood, or, Grandma Meets the Zombie

  Jacqueline Fulmer•Journal of American Folklore•2002

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• Rebirth of a Nation

  Leigh Anne Duck•Journal of American Folklore•2004

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• Comic Views and Metaphysical Dilemmas

  Doveanna S Fulton•Journal of American Folklore•2004

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• Comedies of Transgression in Gangsta Rap and Ancient Classical Poetry

  Ralph Mark Rosen, Donald R Marks•New Literary History•1999

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• Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God

  Open Access•حماده عبدالفتاح يوسف•مجلة کلية الاداب جامعة المنصورة•2020

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• Working-Class Women's Literature

  Paul Lauter•Feminisms•1991

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• Ladies Are Seen, Not Heard

  Open Access•Lanita Jacobs‐huey•Anthropology & Education Quarterly•2003

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• Constructing a Collaborative Critique-Learning Environment for Exploring Science Through Improvisational Performance

  Open Access•Christopher Wright, Christopher G Wright•Urban Education•2019

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• Conflict and Resistance in Zora Neale Hurston's Mules and Men

  Susan Meisenhelder•Journal of American Folklore•1996

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• Introduction

  Katherine Borland, Patricia Sawin et al.•Journal of American Folklore•2017

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• Men Ain't All

  Jacqueline Fulmer•Journal of American Folklore•2002

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• “The Chain Remain the Same” Communicative Practices in the Hip Hop Nation

  Open Access•Geneva Smitherman•Journal of Black Studies•1997

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• Signifyin' Cinema

  Jonathan Munby•Journal for Cultural Research•2007

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• Miami Money and the Home Gal

  Open Access•Karen E Richman, Karen Richman•Anthropology & Humanism•2002

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• "A Portrait of "the Life

  Open Access•Murray B Binderman, Murray Binderman et al.•Urban Life•1975

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• Cultural Politics of Black Masculinity

  Open Access•Edmund T Gordon•Transforming Anthropology•1997

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• Dominican-American Ethnic/ Racial Identities and United States Social Categories

  Open Access•Bryant Bailey, Benjamin Bailey•International Migration Review•2001

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• Black Ghostliness and Historical Allegory in Alcott's “The Abbott's Ghost, or Maurice Treherne's Temptation”

  Ann Daghistany Ransdell•Women s Studies•2007

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• Humour as resistance

  Open Access•Aju James•European Journal of Humour Research•2014

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• The Between Story

  Open Access•Chanae D Bazemore•Culture & History Digital Journal•2013

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• Snoop's Devil Dogg

  Open Access•Richard Ravalli•The Journal of American Culture•2007

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• Gettin’ grown’

  Open Access•Anthony B Pinn•Journal of African American Men•1996

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• Gettin’ grown’

  Open Access•Anthony B Pinn•Journal of African American Men•1996

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• Snap! Culture

  E Patrick Johnson•Text and Performance Quarterly•1995

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• The interactional negotiation of group membership and ethnicity

  Open Access•Dorien Van De Mieroop, Jonathan Clifton•Discourse & Society•2012

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• Finding out about children’s language

  Open Access•William Labov•Language Variation and Change•2024

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• Signifyin' and Intertextuality

  Inez Hedges•Socialism and Democracy•2007

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• Who Were You Talking To?? Diasporic Folktales

  Lee Haring•Journal of Folklore Research•2003

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• In Memoriam

  William Hansen•Journal of Folklore Research•2005

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• The True Lineage of “Juan Oso”

  McDowell McDowell•Journal of Folklore Research•2009

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• Indirect Resistance

  Wendy Laura Belcher, Wendy Belcher•LIT Literature Interpretation…•2007

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• Eastward to the Islands

  Lee Haring•Journal of American Folklore•2005

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• Joel Chandler Harris and the Folklore of Slavery

  Open Access•Michael Flusche, Michael A Flusche•Journal of American Studies•1975

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• The Gullah Seeker’s Journey in Paule Marshall’s Praisesong for the Widow

  Elizabeth Mcneil•MELUS Multi-Ethnic Literature of…•2009

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• Charles Burnett's To Sleep With Anger

  Open Access•Ellen L O’brien, Ellen L O'Brien•The Journal of Popular Culture•2002

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• Get Your Ass in the Water and Swim Like Me

  Bruce Jackson•Get Your Ass in the Water and…•2004

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• The Language of Life and Death

  Open Access•William Labov•Language of Life and Death•2013

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• Brer Rabbit and the Destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem

  Rachel S Mikva•Comparative Literature Studies•2016

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• Where's My Parade

  Rachel C Lee•TDR/The Drama Review•2004

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• Ingestion, Elimination, Sex, and Song

  Open Access•George Kamberelis•Qualitative Inquiry•2003

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• Live and direct? Censorship and racialised public morality in grime and drill music

  Open Access•Alex De Lacey•Popular Music•2022

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• Queering Chronology and the Archaeological Archive

  Open Access•Kirsten M G Vacca•Historical Archaeology•2025

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• What's in a Slur

  Anita Henderson•American Speech•2003

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• Mapping Black Movement, Containing Black Laughter

  Open Access•Cynthia Dobbs•American Quarterly•2016

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• Art and artifice in Belizean Creole

  Open Access•Robert French, Keith T Kernan•American Ethnologist•1981

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