Home-grown and grounded: Black Caribbean feminist pedagogies in global conversation / Andrea N. Baldwin and Tonya Haynes
Section I. Black feminisms: sites of Black feminist existence : 1. Women's studies after Wynter: teaching gender and development studies in a gender-conscious Caribbean / Tonya Haynes
2. The geography of healing at the end of the world: Black scholar practitioners who evoke Toni Morrison's The Clearing / Kimberly Nicole Williams
3. Public scholarship as B(l)ack talk: African feminist collaborations in the academy and online / Rachel Afi Quinn and Maurine Ogonnaya Ogbaa
Section II. Black women's lived experiences in our contemporary societies : 4. Mothering in neo-liberal contexts: Caribbean women's experiences / Daniele Bobb
5. Psychosocial uncertainty: making sense of institutional suffering in Trinidad and Tobago / Leslie Robertson Foncette
6. Black Favela feminism: the struggle for survival as a transformative praxis / Andreza Jorge
Section III. Black feminist activism: a worldmaking praxis of care : 7. Subversive knowledges and praxes of Black immigrants in the United States: reflections from a scholar-advocate / Nana Afua Yeboaa Brantuo
8. The women. They were plotting too: declaring our independence in the spirit of Sankofa / Barby Asante
9. Critical transnational queer praxis: perspectives on (re)production, performance, and punishment in the academy / Andrea N. Baldwin and Alexandra Chandra
Section IV. Black feminisms and healing futures : 10. 'Tacit sexualities' transforming the narrative: Afro-Caribbean women and the politics of the body / Evette Burke
11. University plantation Il/logics: Black women's fugitivity and futurity in the wake of COVID-19 and the global anti-racist uprisings of 2020-21 / Andrea N. Baldwin
Afterword / Julia S. Jordan-Zachary.