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ca-5371	Makhulu, Anne-Maria	Citing Black Women: From Citational Refusal to Recognition	2022		.htm	text/html	4104	266	54	Put differently, Black anthropology has not been recognized as anthropology since the very inception of the professional discipline (see Hurston 1990; Dunham 1994; Green on Primus 2001; cf. And much as Black feminism struggled not only to be heard but also to show the way for mainstream feminism—Lorde’s Sister Outsider being perhaps the most obvious example—Black anthropology struggles for recognition even as Black and other BIPOC anthropologists negotiate processes of double othering, working “Here” and “Elsewhere” as “Selves” and “Others.	cache/ca-5371.htm	txt/ca-5371.txt