An Ode to Black British Girls by Jeanelle Kevina Hope

“…This work illustrates how Coel is helping develop a Black British cultural aesthetic that centers Black women’s liberation, specifically from an African immigrant perspective, by using satire, all the beauty, pain, and struggles that come with #blackgirlmagic, eccentric adornments, and ‘awkward’ ostentatious characters that at times play into racist images and tropes of Black womanhood to expose the absurdity of life in an anti-Black, sexist, and xenophobic society. …”
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Lyric Returns in Recent Black British Poetry by Romana Huk

“…This essay considers some reasons for lyric’s return in black British poetics by first taking a broad look at the field, and then by attending to the work of several poets writing since the 1990s but publishing most visibly since the millennium – ranging from an innovative writer acclaimed even by the mainstream, Patience Agbabi, to one whose work has been so new in texture, tone and project that it still evades most poetic maps, D. …”
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Publishing, the curriculum and black British writing today by Boehmer, E, Lombard, E

Images of transcendence: "Crisis Always" and the New Black British Poets by McIntosh, M

Stick to the Skin: African American and Black British Art, 1965–2015 by Ellen Tani

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Songs and Verses of New Ethnicities: Resistance and Representation in Black British Culture by Francesco Cattani

“…Nella polemica che ne scaturisce si esplica il tentativo di individuare un diverso modo per rappresentare tanto i riot, come forma di resistenza e affermazione, quanto il black British, come soggetto politico British e non più ‘altro’, estraneo ai confini geografici e culturali nazionali. …”
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Roy McFarlane. The Healing Next Time. by Eric Doumerc

Subjects: “…Black British poetry…”
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Community-Led housing in the UK: Learning from Black British and migrant histories by Claude Hendrickson, Melissa Fernández Arrigoitia

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Letteratura e società: diaspore e negoziazioni identitarie nel romanzo black British contemporaneo by Maria Renata Dolce

“…<p><strong>Abstract</strong> – This chapter focuses on relevant novels by contemporary black British writers, novels which represent the condition of exile, uprootedness and ‘in-betweenness’ experienced by the first and the second generation of migrants who arrived in Great Britain from colonized or once colonized-countries in the second half of the 20th century. …”
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Black British subjects in Cuba: race, ethnicity, nation, and identity in the migratory experience, 1898-1938 by Giovannetti, Jorge L.

“…This thesis examines the history of black British Caribbean migrants in Cuba during the early twentieth century. …”
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“Borderline” di Hanif Kureishi e il suo rapporto con la Black British Culture by Sergio Guerra

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Laying The Foundations: New Beacon Books, Bogle L’Ouverture Press and the Politics of Black British Publishing by Philippa IRELAND

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A Five Star Flop: The Collision of Music Industry Machinations, Genre Maintenance, and Black Britishness in 1980s Pop by Anthony Kwame Harrison

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Race, gender, & language on campus: Black British female students’ experiences of language at a predominantly White, elite university in the UK by Griffith, O

“…<p>This research focuses on the self-perceived linguistic experiences of Black British female undergraduate students at the University of Oxford. …”

Cross-Cultural Casting in Britain: The Path to Inclusion, 1972-2012 by Jami Rogers

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La construction identitaire dans le cinéma de Ngozi Onwurah : (re-)stylisation du corps et stratégies de subversion by Émilie Herbert

Subjects: “…Black British cinema…”
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Meera Syal’s “The Traveller”: Its Feminist Allegory and Later Echoes by Noemí Pereira-Ares

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Lemn Sissay: Defamiliarisation and Performed Palimpsests

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Utopie postcoloniali: Small Island di Andrea Levy by Nicoletta Brazzelli

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After All This Time, Isn’t It Still ‘About Time’? Artist’s Work in Slide-Tape in the UK Since the 1970s by Mary Catherine White

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