I argue that by recognizing and often challenging prevailing paradigms within Black nationalist rhetoric, female activists/writers such as Toni Morrison, Alice Walker, Toni Cade Bambara, and Paule Marshall worked within and wrote about the black community in ways that would ensure a focus on continued progressive action after the official end to the Civil Rights and Black Power movements. This project examines how the ideological transformation of the Black community during the Black Power movement is represented in fiction written by Black female novelists during the post-Civil Rights period. As a method of theorizing the socio-political milieu during the time specified I incorporate readings of cognitive liberation theory indigenous organizational structures, and gender politics as variables which effectively lead to the mass movement and political mobilization of the Black underclass.
In the context of this project, literary representations of Black female political activism includes a characters struggle, for justice within the Black community, and an understanding of how gender relationships can be used to heal relationships. This agenda is committed to literary representations of Black female political activism, and often exists in 20th century literature written by black women, where the protagonist(s) have a strong desire to disrupt the infrastructure. Afro-Politico Womanism is supported by the logic, endurance, passion, and attitudes of Black women.
Afro-Politico Womanism is a theory based on a holistic method of understanding community building among the Black masses who are left behind, after a Black middle-class collective moves into the folds of mainstream American society. The theoretical framework I employ for this project is what I call, Afro-Politico Womanism. Via fictional representations of Black female activists struggling to save the Black community, the authors question the usefulness of Black rhetorical warfare that serves as imaginary distractions to current issues and problems that face the Black community at the dawn of a new era. You have all been such a great help in shaping this game so far.This project examines how the ideological transformation of the Black community during the Black Power movement is represented in fiction written by Black female novelists during the post-Civil Rights period. We are always eager to hear feedback from the community. Bug fixes, stabilization and balance are the #1 focus for the time being. Which we want the player to have somewhat generated and sustainable content to play 'forever'.Īs I stated previously. When we get to the point where the story-line quests are concluding, we hope to create 'end game' content. We hope to add new enemy types in some updates. New abilities for higher tier levels should be expected. New weapons can be expected with each content update. Level cap will likely be increased with each content update.
New story quests will be added, as well as side quests.
#THE BLACK MASSES C UPDATE#
Every content update we will open up a new section of the world to explore. I will list things you can expect in content updates Every 3-4 weeks we want to do large content updates(Once we have gotten past bug fixing and stability). But here are some of our plans once we have stabilized things more.
We want to thank you all for your amazing support so far, and I would like to discuss our plans for TBM.Īt these early stages, our current priority is fixing bugs and overall stability and balance.
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