A substantial study that re-centers Black representation as a major problem in art history and examines images from the American Revolution through World War I. It reads Black figures in painting and sculpture through both social history and the history of representation.

Tracing the history of images reveals the structure of racial representation.

A poetry collection that gives voice to enslaved women through historical research and poetic monologue. It does not settle for tragedy alone but lets resistance, solidarity, and everyday feeling resonate in each speaker's voice.

It restates historical silence through the voices of many women.