Black bodies, white gazes: the continuing significance of race in America

Black bodies and the myth of a post-racial America

The elevator effect: black bodies/white bodies

The return of the black body: nine vignettes

The agential black body: resisting the black imago in the white imaginary

Exposing the serious world of whiteness through Frederick Douglass's autobiographical reflections

Desiring bluest eyes, desiring whiteness: the black body as torn asunder

Whiteness as ambush and the transformative power of vigilance

White embodied gazing, the black body as disgust, and the aesthetics of un-suturing.