Stanley Stuckey - Slave Culture: Nationalist Theory of Black America

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A major argument that grounds Stuckey’s work is the salience of the ring shout. What does Stuckey conclude about the shout and how does it effectively demonstrate the larger thesis? In what ways does this conclusion generate a unique contribution to how we think about the idea of cultural continuity for Black folk in the diaspora?

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