Crossing the Color Line: Race, Sex, and the Contested Politics of Colonialism in Ghana (New African Histories)
Crossing the Color Line explores the intertwined histories of race, sex, and colonialism in Ghana. Framing these subjects within New African Histories, Carina E. Ray examines the contested politics surrounding colonial power and the boundaries that shaped Ghana’s historical experience.
About This Book
Crossing the Color Line examines the intersections of race, sex, and colonialism in Ghana.
The book focuses on the contested politics shaped by these forces during the colonial period.
It contributes to the study of Ghanaian history and to broader scholarship in New African Histories.
Carina E. Ray explores how racial and sexual boundaries were connected to colonial power and political contestation.
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