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Archival Silences, Ambivalent Repertoires: Melis Sökmen and the Political Lives of Black Femme Performance in Turkey
Despite their politically complex and aesthetically innovative works, Black performers in the Ottoman Empire and Turkey have received limited scholarly attention. As one of the first critical studies of a Black performer from Turkey, this essay traces the life and career of Melis Sökmen (b. 1964),
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