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What to Do? Predicting Coping Strategies Following Ingroup Members' Stereotypical Behaviors in Interracial Interactions.
TL;DR: This research demonstrates the central role of metaperceptions in interracial interactions, highlighting how stereotypically negative behaviors of nearby ingroup members are impactful situational stressors that affect behavioral intentions in intergroup encounters.
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Street Queens: New Orleans Brass Bands and the Problem of Intersectionality
TL;DR: The Pinettes of the Original Pinettes Brass Band as discussed by the authors perform music on male-gendered instruments, and the women in the audience are encouraged to take to the dance floor.
Performing Radical Black Womanhood: Black Women Artists as Critical Public Pedagogues
TL;DR: This article explored the pedagogical experiences of Black women artists and performers from Detroit, Michigan, using qualitative methodological components from autoethnography, ethnography, phenomenology, and art-based inquiry.
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On Being an Angry Black Man
TL;DR: Using autoethnographic mystory, the authors blend personal stories, poetry, song lyrics, and analysis to subvert the angry Black man mantra and explore the productive use of anger to stimulate change.