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The Journal of Pan African Studies works to become a beacon of light in the sphere of African world community studies and research, grounded in an interdisciplinary open access scholarly peer-reviewed construct, simultaneously cognizant of the multilingualism of our audience, and the importance of universal access in cyberspace; regardless of geography, economic, social or cultural diversity. :: More Information:: Editorial Board:: Contact The JPAS![]() :: Instructions for submitting a manuscript![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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| CURRENT ISSUEVolume 4 • Number 2 • 2010This special issue of The Journal of Pan African Studies is edited by guest editor Marvin X and dedicated to Dingane aka Jose Goncalves, the publisher and editor of the Journal of Black Poetry, which has published some 500 poets.Groundation● JPAS: Dedicated to Dingane, Jose Goncalvesby Marvin X [ view PDF ]● The Poetsby Marvin X [ view PDF ]● Letters to the Editor[ view PDF ]● Dingane Joe Goncalves, The Journal of Black Poetry & Small Non-Commercial Black Journalsby Rudolph Lewis [ view PDF ] [ view PDF ]In My Negritude● Shaggy Flores, Ras Griot, Phavia Kujichagulia, Chinwe Enemchukwu, L. E. Scott, Rodney D. Coates, J. Vern Cromartie, Dike Okoro, Neal E. Hall, Marvin X, Mohja Kahf, Ayodele Nzingha, Askia M. Toure, Michael Simanga, Amiri Baraka, Kalamu ya Salaam, Kola Boof, Louis Reyes, Rivera, Aries Jordan, Ptah Allah El, and Hettie V. Williams[ view PDF ]● Teaching Diaspora Literature: Muslim American Literature as an Emerging Fieldby Mohja Kahf [ view PDF ]● Mother Earth Responds by Askia Tourereviewed by Kamaria Muntu [ view PDF ]● Tainted Soul by T. Ptah Mitchellreviewed by Zulu King [ view PDF ]The Whirlwind● Tracey Owens Patton, devorah major, Anthony Mays, Bruce George, Jeanette Drake, Itibari M. Zulu, Renaldo Manuel Ricketts, Nandi Comer, Al Young, Ghasem Batamuntu, Mona Lisa Saloy, Eugene B. Redmond, Fritz Pointer, Gwendolyn Mitchell, Felix Orisewike Sylvanus, Rudolph Lewis, Kamaria Muntu, Ed Bullins, Mabel Mnensa, Kwan Booth, and Tureeda Mikell[ view PDF ]● Poetic Mission: A Dialogue on the Role of the Poet and Poetry by Rudolph Lewis (dialogue team: Marvin X, Jerry Ward, Mary Weems, and C. Leigh McInnis) [ view PDF ]● The Poetic Mission: Art II: Reviewing a Life, A Calling by Haki R. Madhubuti [ view PDF ]Amour of Ancestors● Everett Hoagland, Charles Blackwell, Jacqueline Kibacha, John Reynolds III, Darlene Scott, Jimmy Smith Jr., Sam Hamud, Opal Palmer Adisa, Amy ‘Aimstar’ Andrieux, Lamont b. Steptoe, Avotcja Jiltonilro, Anthony Spires, Benecia Blue, Neil Callender, Tanure Ojaide, Pious Okoro, Tony Medina, Dr. Ja A. Jahannes, Brother Yao, Zayad Muhammad, Nykimbe Broussard, Kilola Maishya, Niyah X, Adrienne N. Wartts, Greg Carr, Darlene Roy, Tantra Zawadi, Ishmael Reed, Quincy Scott Jones, Bob McNeil, Ariel Pierson, Marie Rice, Yvonne Hilton, Bolade Akintolayo, Latasha Diggs, Felton Eaddy, and B. Sharise Moore [ view PDF ]Reviews, News, Views● Medical Mythologyby Ramal Lamar [ view PDF ]● Qaddafy’s Apology for Arab Slavery: A Dialogue Between Poetsby Rudolph Lewis, Sam Hamud, and Kola Boof [ view PDF ]● Prize and Award: Chinua Achebe and Haki R. Madhubuti[ view PDF ]● Two Poets in Oakland: Ishmael Reed and Marvin Xby Ishmael Reed and Marvin X [ view PDF ]● A Pan African Dialogue on Cuba: From Black Bird Pressby Dead Prez, Carlos Moore, Pedro de la Hoz, and North American African Activist, Intellectuals and Artist [ view PDF ]● Black Arts West Celebrates Amiri Baraka at 75a photos essay by Kamau Amen-Ra [ view PDF ]● Amiri Baraka Entertains SF: ‘Lowku’ versus Haiku Revives Fillmore Spiritby Lee Hubbard and Marvin X [ view PDF ]For a print version of Journal of Pan African Studies, Poetry issue, contact Black Bird Press, 1222 Dwight Way, Berkeley CA 94702, 475 pages, $49.95. Your donation supports Academy of da Corner, 14th and Broadway, downtown Oakland. |
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