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catalyst-28808	Andrews, Lindsey	Black Feminism’s Minor Empiricism: Hurston, Combahee, and the Experience of Evidence	2015		.htm	text/html	11147	505	44	Understanding scientific virtues as aesthetic values, magnified through attention to the literary, allows us to trace the counter-history of Black feminist empiricism that operates by way of an insistent opacity, and for which the condition of possibility is precisely its ongoing illegibility as science, its eternal minority.16 Hortense Spillers's essay, Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe: An American Grammar Book, raised this incompatibility as a central problem that has threatened Black women's thought and existence, from the first moments of African colonization to the present, precisely at this interface. They also make possible the alternative temporality mobilized for Black feminist empiricism.	cache/catalyst-28808.htm	txt/catalyst-28808.txt