A Girl in Black, a Woman in the African Diaspora

Philosophy and Global Affairs 3 (2):359-372 (2023)
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Abstract

This memoriam essay begins with a reflection on the author’s relationship to Drucilla Cornell, the famed activist, revolutionary legal theorist, social and political philosopher, playwright, and biographer. It then proceeds to examine her contributions to Africana existential revolutionary thought and the Caribbean-inspired project of shifting the geography of reason.

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