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Boston's Black Athletes: Identity, Performance, and Activism
By Steven Apostolov (Contribution by), Lane Demas (Contribution by), Lorenz J. Finison (Contribution by), Donna L. Halper (Contribution by), Leslie Heaphy (Contribution by), Edward H. Jones (Contribution by), Stephanie Liscio (Contribution by), Susan A. Michalczyk (Contribution by), Eileen Narcotta-Welp (Contribution by), Tracey Owens Patton (Contribution by), Andrew Smith (Contribution by), Lynne Tolman (Contribution by), Robert E. Weir (Contribution by), Robert Cvornyek (Editor), Douglas Stark (Editor)
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By Steven Apostolov (Contribution by), Lane Demas (Contribution by), Lorenz J. Finison (Contribution by), Donna L. Halper (Contribution by), Leslie Heaphy (Contribution by), Edward H. Jones (Contribution by), Stephanie Liscio (Contribution by), Susan A. Michalczyk (Contribution by), Eileen Narcotta-Welp (Contribution by), Tracey Owens Patton (Contribution by), Andrew Smith (Contribution by), Lynne Tolman (Contribution by), Robert E. Weir (Contribution by), Robert Cvornyek (Editor), Douglas Stark (Editor)
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Sport has long been a stage where identity is contested, visibility is earned, and social change takes root.
In Boston, the Black athletic body has historically challenged the city's self image as a beacon of liberalism. Boston's Black Athletes: Identity, Performance, and Activism interprets this contested history through the lives and experiences of African American athletes who used their talent as a vehicle for social justice. Editors Robert Cvornyek and Douglas Stark, along with the volu...
In Boston, the Black athletic body has historically challenged the city's self image as a beacon of liberalism. Boston's Black Athletes: Identity, Performance, and Activism interprets this contested history through the lives and experiences of African American athletes who used their talent as a vehicle for social justice. Editors Robert Cvornyek and Douglas Stark, along with the volu...
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