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Screening Noir

	New Publications The Descent of the Lwa, Journey Through Haitian Mythology: The Works of Hërsza Barjon Ancestral Rays: Journey Through Haitian History & Culture, Illustrated with the Works of Hërsza Barjon African Gender Studies Edited by Oyèrónké Oyewùmí Fragments of Bone: Neo-African Religions in a New World Edited by Patrick Bellegarde-Smith
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In addition to books published by or under the auspices of The Center, the Center currently publishes two journals: The Journal of Haitian Studies and Screening Noir.

The Journal of Haitian Studies is the official publication of the Haitian Studies Association. It is the only refereed scholarly journal dedicated solely to scholarship on Haiti and Haiti's relations with the international community. Click here for more information about JOHS.

Screening Noir is the official newsletter of the Society for Cinema and Media Studies's (SCMS) African, African-American Caucus.

The Center for Black Studies supports the publication of books by scholars and researchers associated with the Center, including Black Studies: Current Issues, Enduring Questions. The Center also sponsors publication of working papers including:

• "Report to the Office of the President—Legacy of Slavery: Unequal Exchange, May 2-4, 2002, University of California Santa Barbara, Center for Black Studies" prepared by Adjoa A. Aiyetoro, Esq., Visiting Scholar, Center for Black Studies [Download PDF]
• "The Value of Information" in progress with Visiting Scholar Jorge Coelho
• A discussion/interview with Toni Morrison on Beloved, forthcoming from Raja Labadi