Invisibility blues: from pop to theory

Introduction: Negative/positive images

Part I. Black feminism/autobiography

1. Memories of a 60s girlhood: The Harlem I love

2. Anger in isolation: A black feminist's search for sisterhood

3. Baby faith

4. For the women's house

5. A women's prison and the movement

6. The Dah principle: to be continued

7. Homelessness is where the heart is

Part II. Pop

8. Blues for Mr. Spielberg

9. Michael Jackson, black modernisms, and "The ecstasy of communication"

10. Invisibility blues

11. Spike Lee and black women

12. Doing the right thing

13. Entertainment tomorrow

14. Mississippi burning and Bird

Part III. culture/history

15. For colored girls, the rainbow is not enough

16. Slaves of history

17. Ishmael Reed's female troubles

18. Wilma Mankiller: Profile

19. Twenty years later

20. Who owns Zora Neale Hurston? Critics carve up the legend

21. Reading 1968: the Great American Whitewash

22. Tim Rollins and KOS: The Amerika series

Part IV. Theory

23. Variations on negation and the heresy of black feminist creativity

24. Negative images: Towards a black feminist cultural criticism.