| Auto-Biographical Narrator | Curator of Sovereign Spaces | Free Write Poet 

“Self-definitions of Black womanhood were designed to resist the negative controlling images of Black womanhood advanced by Whites as well as the discriminatory social practices that these controlling images supported.”
― Patricia Hill Collins, Black Feminist Thought

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    A Sound-walk Project:
    Shelby Mack
    • 3 days ago
    • 2 min

    A Sound-walk Project:

    Album 1: A Maddening Sound of Black Womxn​(​s) Intellectual Labor Madness is generative, it can be theorized and performed. Madness as a...
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    Shelby Mack
    • 4 days ago
    • 1 min

    Abla Talks Series:

    Podcast Series Volume #1: Reggae music and its relationship to Black identity, unity and spirituality
    20 views
    Interviewing Fans of Afrobeats & Dancehall Women Artists
    Shelby Mack
    • Mar 13
    • 1 min

    Interviewing Fans of Afrobeats & Dancehall Women Artists

    Fan base culture, African & Caribbean women artists, Dancehall & Afrobeats genres, cultural sound, gender and sexual politics of Africa
    29 views
    Stormrouge: Caribbean Women Artists Are Radical AF
    Shelby Mack
    • Mar 10
    • 1 min

    Stormrouge: Caribbean Women Artists Are Radical AF

    Stormrouge and I discuss the importance of writing your lyrics, remaining independent, colorism in the industry, sexual liberation and more.
    69 views
    A New Era for African Women Artists: Maevafueg0
    Shelby Mack
    • Mar 9
    • 1 min

    A New Era for African Women Artists: Maevafueg0

    A Maevafueg0 interview, where we go in depth about her artistic production, cultural background & influences and new African women artists.
    77 views

    © Shelby Mack, PhD Student in Performance Studies, Northwestern University