Amy Barenboim is a PhD candidate in the English and comparative literature department at Columbia University, working across Black studies, Jewish studies, and Marxism. Her dissertation addresses Black literary responses to European antisemitism in the long 20th century, and how the latter informed Black internationalism and Pan-Africanism. Her work has been published, or is forthcoming, in The Journal of Jewish History and Culture, James Baldwin Review, and Partisan Magazine.
Amy Barenboim
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Archives of the Surveilled
Arthur Huff Fauset’s elision from literary history was not merely a scholarly oversight but a reality constructed in advance by powerful forces.
