Inheriting Black Studies (Vol. 22 #1)
This special issue on “Inheriting Black Studies” is intended to model long memory; insisting that this is a core component of the intellectual protoco…
Past Issues
Black Cuban Revolutionaries (Vol. 21 #4)
The theme of this Issue emerged along three critical tracks. Track one honors the twenty years that Souls has been in publication. Founded b…
The Black AIDS Epidemic (Vol. 21 #2-3)
Because this special issue centers “intraventive” cultural practice and knowledge, we do not see artistic modes of production as separate from other m…
General Submissions Issue (Vol. 21 #1)
This issue includes a collection of general submission articles. The following articles are featured: Benjamin R. Young - Imagining Revolutionary F…
Black Politics, Reparations, and Movement Building in the Era of #45 (Vol. 20 #4)
Because of the ever-present crucible of slavery, reparations have always been some part of Black political discourse and movements, even when there ha…
Resisting Domination and Radical Possibilities (Vol. 20 #3)
This issue contains a collection of general submission articles and book reviews. The following articles are featured: J. T. Roane - Plotting the B…
Grappling with Blackness (Vol. 20 #2)
This issue includes a collection of general submissions articles. The following articles are featured: Adam Ewing - Kimbanguism, Garveyism, and Re…
Black Women and Police and Carceral Violence (Vol. 20 #1)
This collection of articles aims to provide a sharper lens to peer into [the carceral regime]. At the same time, the works resist prioritizing extreme…
General Submissions Issue (Vol. 19, #4)
This issue includes a collection of general submission articles. The following articles are featured: Amanda Walker - Resituating the Crossroa…
Combahee at 40: New Conversations and Debates in Black Feminism (Vol. 19 #3)
We are pleased to announce a special issue of Souls to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Black feminist manifesto, The Combahee River Collect…