Episode Synopsis "Megan Finch Analyzes the Trope of the "Mad Black Woman" in Literature"

Megan Finch discusses her dissertation, "Unreasonable Blackness: Black  Women Writing Madness, 1967 – 2015," with Alyssa Stalsberg Canelli, PhD,  the Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs at the Graduate School of Arts  and Sciences.

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