African American travel narratives from abroad: mobility and cultural work in the age of Jim Crow

Embodying segregation: Ida B. Wells on the antilynching circuit

Southernizing travel in the Black Atlantic: Booker T. Washington's The man farthest down

"To return and tell the tale of the doing": Matthew Henson and the African American explorer's identity

Cultural work, disorderly mobility, and the mundane realities of travel: Jessie Redmon Fauset and the crisis

Bodies of knowledge: cultural authority and black female mobility in Zora Neale Hurston's Tell my horse.