Question.3882 - Discussion 11--Theorizing Diaspora I
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From xxxxxxxxxx analyzing xxx resources xx week xx can xx observed xxxx over x period xx time xxx theorization xx the xxxxxxx American xxxxxxxx has xxxxxxx drastically xxxxxxx from xxxxxxxxxx that xxxxxxx both xxxxxx and xxxxxx viewpoints xxxxxx T xxxx Gordon xxxxx s xxxxxxxxxxxx work xxxxx Nicaraguan xxxxxxx for xxxxxxx depicts xxx complexity xx Black xxxxxxxxx identity xxxxx cannot xx fully xxxxxxxxxxxx by x single xxxxxxxxx or xxxxxxxxx Blackness xxx Creole xxxxxxxxx rsquo x diverse xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx mdash xxxxxxx from xxxxxxx and xxxxxxxx connections xx English xxx Scottish xxxxxxxx mdash xxxxxxxxx the xxxxxx of x unified xxxxxxxxx identity xxxxx in xxxx tends xx signify xxx restrictions xx viewing xxxxxxxx through xxxxx racial xxxxxxxxxx pushing xxx a xxxxx that xxxxxxxxxxxx fluidity xxx diversity xxxxxx diasporic xxxxxxxxxx nbsp xxxxxx and xxxxxxxx Paul xxxxxx rsquo x notion xx the xxxxx Atlantic xxxxxx nbsp x opposing xxxx theoretical xxxxxxxx favoring x hybrid xxxxx over x rooted xxxx one xxxx where xxxxxxxx viewpoint xxxx the xxxxxxx diaspora xxx as x stagnant xxxxxxxx heritage xxxxxxxxx to xxxxxxx nbsp xxxxx nbsp xxx as x dynamic xxxxxxx that xxxxxx hybridity xxx cultural xxxxxxxxxxxxx across xxxxxx tendencies xxxxxx substitutes xxx roots xxxxxxx with xxxxxxxx emphasizing xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx diversity xxx cultural xxxxxxxxxxxxxx rather xxxx a xxxxxxxxx return xx African xxxxxxx Chivallon xxxx this xxxxxxxxxxxxx it xx safe xx state xxxx such x shift xx supported xx Clifford xxxxxx that xxxxxxxx discourses xxx serve xx postcolonial xxxxxxxxx existing xxxxxx the xxxxxxxx of xxxxxxxxxxxxx or xxxxxx capitalism xxxxxxxx On xxx other xxxx nbsp xxxx context xxxx of xxxxxxxx serves xxxx that xx nbsp x metaphorical xxxx allowing xxxxxxxx to xxxxxxx the xxxxxxxxxx black xxxxxxxxxx shaped xx forced xxxxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxx marginalization xxxx As xxxxxxx and xxxxxx argue xxx metaphor xx diaspora xxxxx to xxxxxx the xxxxxxxxxx beyond xxxxxxxxxxxx dispersion xx encapsulate xx ideological xxxxxxxxx of xxxxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxxxxxxx terms xxxx capture xxx systematic xxxxxxxxx of xxxxx people xxxx societal xxxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxx Such x misrecognition xxxx is xxxxxx in xxxxx supremacy xxxxxxxxxxxxx black xxxxxxxxxx by xxxxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxxxxxxxx to xxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxxxxx While xxxxxxxx serves xxxx as x scholarly xxxx analytic xxxx and xx a xxxx of xxxxxxxxxx promoting xxxxx communities xx reclaim xxx redefine xxxxx identity xx contesting xxxxxxxxxx exclusion xxx pursuing xxxxxxxxxx self-recognition xxxxxx global xxxxxxxxxx Hintzen xxx Rahier xxxxx in xxxxxxxxxx based xx the xxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxxxxxx of xxxx resources xxxxx to xxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxx American xxxxxxxx as x complex xxxxxxxxx evolving xxxxxxxx that xxxxxxx simplistic xxxxxxxxxxx Rather xxxx merely xxxxxxxxxx a xxxxxxxxx bond xxxx Africa xxx diaspora xxxxxxxxxx a xxxxxxx adaptive xxxxxxx that xxxxxxxx connections xx Africa xxxx localized xxxxxxxxx adaptations xxxx this xxxxxxxx understanding xx can xxxxxxxxx the xxxxx racial xx cultural xxxxxxxxxxxxxx by xxxxxxxxxx a xxxx nuanced xxxx of xxxxxxxxx identities xxxxxx by xxxxxxxxxx social xxx geopolitical xxxxxxxxxx nbsp xxxxxxxxxx Chivallon x Beyond xxxxxx rsquo x Black xxxxxxxx The xxxxxxxxxx of xxx African xxxxxxxx nbsp xxxxxxxx A xxxxxxx of xxxxxxxxxxxxx Studies xxxx nbsp x Clifford x Diasporas xxxx Cultural xxxxxxxxxxxx nbsp xxxx - xxxxxx E x amp xxxxxxxx M xxx African xxxxxxxx Toward xx ethnography xx diasporic xxxxxxxxxxxxxx nbsp xxxxxxx of xxxxxxxx Folklore xxxx nbsp x Hintzen x C xxx Rahier x M xxxxxxxxxxxx Theorizing xxx African xxxxxxxx Metaphor xxxxxxxxxxxx and xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx nbsp xxxxxx circuits xx blackness xxxxxxxxxxxxx the xxxxxxx diaspora xxxxxxxMore Articles From History