Back to the Drawing Board

Table of Contents

Foreword
Zenana Akande

Introduction
Njoki Nathani Wane, Katerina Deliovsky and Erica Lawson

Chapter 1
Black-Canadian Feminist Thought:
Drawing on the Experiences of My Sisters
Njoki Nathani Wane

Chapter 2 The More Things Change
Rethinking Mainstream Feminism
Katerina Deliovsky

Chapter 3
Outsider-Within: Black Feminists Define the Political
Andrew Thompson

Chapter 4
Criticism, Reconstruction and African-Canadian
Feminist Historiography
Tamari Kitossa

Chapter 5
Black Women and Work in Nineteenth-Century Canada West:
Black Woman Teacher Mary Bibb
Afua Cooper

Chapter 6
Black Women in Graduate Studies:
Reshaping the Socialization Experience
Dolana Mogadime

Chapter 7
Carving Out Critical Space:
Black Women and the Academy
Njoki Nathani Wane

Chapter 8
Living Well within the Context of the Possible:
Transforming Northern Indigenous Education
Brenda Firman

Chapter 9
Rethinking the Curriculum:
Notes From an Anti-Racist Educator
Grace Mathieson

Chapter 10
Images in Black:
Black Women, Media and the Mythology of an Orderly Society
Erica Lawson

Chapter 11
Spirit-Murdering the Messenger:
The Discourse on Fingerpointing as the Law's Response to Racism
Patricia J. Williams

Chapter 12
Transgressing Whiteness:
The Social Construction of White Women in Interracial Relationships
Katerina Deliovsky

Chapter 13
Reclaiming Identity:
Native Wombmyn's Reflections on Wombma-Based Knowledge and Spirituality
Barbara Waterfall

Chapter 14
Brief Reflections toward a Multiplicative Theory
and Praxis of Being
Adrien Katherine Wing

Notes
Glossary
Bibliography
Index