Journal of Black Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Black Studies is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-07-01 to 2025-07-01.)
ArticleCitations
Withdrawal Due to Administrative Error: Inadvertent Publication17
Critical Co-Constructed Autoethnography: Reflections of a Collaborative Teaching Experience of Two Black Women in Higher Education10
Painting the Experience of Black Elementary School Teachers: A Portraiture Perspective Case Study9
Re-Conceptualizing Kaepernick’s Kneeling Protests and His Banishment From the NFL as an Infringement on His “Right to Work”8
African Proverbs, Riddles, and Narratives as Pedagogy: African Deep Thought in Africana Studies8
The Impact of Colorism on Criminal Justice System Outcomes: A Scoping Study7
Recognition and Recognizability in Lynn Nottage’s Ruined7
Black Philosophical Condition From Pre-Colony to Post-Colony6
“It’s Not a System of Care”: Black Youth’s Stories of Family Separation and Anti-Black Racism in Ontario’s Child Welfare System6
A Sense of Place: African Americans, Ethnogenesis and the Search for a “Black Mecca”5
The Suppression and Othering of Black Lives Matter Protests Through Tear Gas5
Framing Cuba: U.S. Media and Cuba’s Black Lives Matter Protests4
A Sociocultural Exploration of the Impact Body Image Has on Black College-Aged Women’s Mental Health4
Coloniality of Democracy and Algocracy in Africa:Vanhucracyas an Afrocentric Model for Politics4
Against Color-Blindness: Anglo-American Trajectories of Racism in Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race and White Rage4
The Most Livable City in America? Reparations Model Implementation, Progressive Mindsets, and Post-Racialism in Evanston, Illinois4
“You’ve Got to Be the Medicine to Heal the Community”: Capoeira and the Art of Healing Mind, Body, and Spirit4
Africanisms in the Caribbean Region: African Descendants’ Resistance to Enslavement and Subjugation in Post-Emancipation4
Calling on Hope: Examining the Protective Nature of Hope on Mental Health Risk Factors in Black Women3
Locating Du Bois, a Product of His Time, Ahead of his Time: Du Bois’ Contributions to Development of an Afrocentric Discipline3
“Where I Can Breathe”: Examining the Impact of the Current Racial Climate on Black Students’ Choice to Attend Historically Black Colleges and Universities3
“I am an African”: A Philosophical Enquiry of Identity and Culture3
African Renaissance as a Premise for Reimagined Disability Studies in Africa3
“Darkening the Dark”: Assessing the Impact of Banditry on Educational and Socio-Economic Development in Northern Nigeria3
Toward a Decolonized Moral Education for Social Justice in Africa3
“Is it Okay Not to be Okay?”: A Critical Literature Review of Barriers to Mental Health Treatment for Black Men2
Black Measurement: The Contributions of People Racialized as Black to the Field of Psychometrics2
“Verbs are a Tragedy”: Poetics of Refusal From the Black Diaspora2
Conceptualizing Gentrification-Induced Social and Cultural Displacement and Place Identity Among Longstanding Black Residents2
Power and Prestige in Black Diplomacy2
Africana Intellectual/Pedagogical Work: Teaching to Answer the Call to the African Renaissance in the African Diaspora Context2
American Defender of One Nigeria: James Meredith, the Nigerian Civil War and the Politics of American Intervention in the Global South2
Chisi Chako Masimba Mashoma/Kunzi Pakata Sandi Kunzi Ridza: Anthropological Musings on the Coloniality of Dispossession in Africa2
The Race-Gender-Equity-Leadership Matrix: Intersectionality and Its Application in Higher Education Literature2
Preventive Epidemiology of PrEP Use in African American Women With a Perceived HIV Risk2
Black Faculty Happiness: A Qualitative Ode to Black Faculty Voices, Success, and Retention at Predominantly White Research Universities2
Polychronous and Existential Mode of Time in Africa: A Critique of Mbiti’s Concept of Time2
The Roles of Riddles, Puzzles, and Narratives as Pedagogy in Video Games: A Case of African-Themed Video Games1
Hussle and Motivate: An Afrocentric Understanding of Constitutive Rhetoric Toward Economic Empowerment in Nipsey Hussle’s Victory Lap Album1
FRAMING A BLACK PACIFIC ETHNOSPHERE: Beyoncé and Indigenous Māori Dance Evolution in Aotearoa/New Zealand1
It’s Giving Black Power: A Case Study of One Black Student Union in California and the Historical Framework for Structural Change They Used1
Examining Adaptive Behaviors as Resistance Strategies for African American College Students in Adverse University Contexts1
Immersing Undergraduate Students in Diasporic Experiences: Black Studies, Study Away, and Afro-Puerto Rico1
Fanonian Art Practices: Toward A Decolonial Grammar of Being1
Indigenizing, and Developing Africa: The Role of Indigenous Cultural Norms and Values1
Land and Identity in Afrikan Tradition: The Origins of the Ancestral Land Complex1
Trailblazing: A Historical Overview of the Advocacy Work of Four Legendary Black Golf Professionals1
Purging the Lingering Shadow of Colonialism? Zimbabwe’s Third Chimurenga and the Struggle Over School Names1
I’m Helping My Son Get Into College; He Is My First Priority1
COVID-19 Pandemic in Africa, “Copy-and-Paste” Policies, and the Biomedical Hegemony of “Cure”1
Youth Invasion: The Dramatic Surge in Drug Abuse and Criminal Behaviors in Southwest Nigeria1
Missing the Mark: The Cost of Overlooking Black Students’ Cultural Capital1
Book Review: Resurrecting the Black Body: Race and the Digital Afterlife1
When We Know Better, We Do Better: Educators’ Storied Reflections on Black Teacher Attrition and Retention1
Blackness, Koreanness, and Han: Unmasking Race in Korean Hip Hop1
African American Redemption in the Pan-African Metropolis: Africanized Identities, Pan-African Lives and the African World Festival in Detroit1
Coloniality as Appropriation of Indigenous Ontologies: Insights From South Africa and Ethiopia1
“A Natural Right to the Soil”: Black Abolitionists and the Meaning of Freedom1
The (Ir)Representability of the Belated Traumatic Wound in Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun1
The Vicarious Intersectional Trauma (VIT) Conceptual Model: A Framework for Studying the Health-Related Impact of Exposure to Intersectional Violence on Social-Media1
Book Review: Do you remember? Celebrating 50 years of earth, wind, & fire BaileyT. (2023). Do you remember? Celebrating 50 years of earth, wind, & fire. The Univ1
Book Review: Black cyclists: The race for inclusion TurpinRobert J. (2024). Black cyclists: The race for inclusion. University of Illinois Press. 248pp. ISBN: 978-0252081
Exploring Parental Identities: How Single Black Males Understand Fatherhood in the Absence of Their Fathers1
Book Review: The History of Black Studies1
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