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Indelibly Marked: Queer Articulations of Black femininity, Vernacular Aesthetic, and the Performance of Labor in the ‘Dirty South’
This dissertation is an interdisciplinary, multi-sited project that utilizes auto-ethnographic methods and site-specific archival research alongside humanistic textual analysis to think critically about the ways Black women and gender non-conforming (GNC) Black femmes relate to, embrace and challeng
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