"This collection of essays by leading scholars in Black studies, religious studies, and social justice history, looks back to Cornel West's 1993 bestseller Race Matters in order to engage with urgent contemporary concerns over race, racism, and racial justice in twenty-first-century American culture"--
Gertrude Stein frequently proclaimed herself to be a genius. But, what did the term really mean to her? This work explores the centrality and secificity of the idea of "genius" to Stein's work and the aesthetic ideals and contradictory intellectual affiliations of modernism in general.
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