Black Gathering

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Exploring the work of Black artists and writers, the book delves into how they create spaces for Black gathering free from external control. It intertwines Black feminist theory with ecoaesthetics, highlighting figures like Toni Morrison and Gayl Jones, who challenge Western notions of ownership over the earth. Through their art, these creators examine the connections between community, environment, and identity, proposing new forms of liberation and existence that transcend traditional Enlightenment ideologies.