Africana Islamic studies

In: The Africana experience and critical leadership studies

Abstract

"Raising her voice": writings by, for, and about women in Muhammad Speaks newspaper, 1961-1975 / Bayyinah S. Jeffries -- Take two: nation of Islam women fifty years after civil rights / C. S'thembile West -- Elijah Muhammad, multicultural education, critical white studies, and critical pedagogy / Abul Pitre -- Bismillah, message to the blackman revisited: being and power / Jinaki Abdullah -- The Nation of Islam: a historiography of pan Africanist thought and intellectualism / James L. Conyers Jr -- Understanding Elijah Muhammad: an intellectual biography of Elijah Muhammad / Malachi Crawford -- The peculiar institution: the depiction of slavery in Steven Barnes's Lion's blood and Zulu heart / Rebecca Hankins -- Islam in the Africana literary tradition / Christel N. Temple -- Martin L. King Jr. and Malcolm X / Charles Allen -- Elijah muhammad's Nation of Islam: separatism, regendering, and a secular approach to black power after Malcolm X (1965-1975) / Ula Taylor -- "My Malcolm": self-reliance and African American cultural expression / Toya Conston and Emile Koenig -- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. the modernist and Minister Malcolm X the postmodernist?: an analysis of perspectives and justice / Kelly Jacobs