Transdisciplinary African American Studies Approaches and Implications: A Collective Interview with James Stewart (Interview)

This interview is based on Introduction to African American Studies: Transdisciplinary Approaches and Implications authored by Talmadge Anderson and James Stewart published by Imprint Editions/Black Classic Press in Baltimore, Maryland in 2007. Talmadge Anderson is the founder and former editor of The Western Journal of Black Studies, and professor emeritus in the Department of Comparative American Cultures and Marketing at Washington State University; and James Stewart is professor of Labor Studies and Industrial Relations and African and African American Studies at Pennsylvania State University, and the former president of the National Council for Black Studies [the following questions were constructed November 24, 2007, and answered November 26, 2007]. IMZ: Thank you for this interview, it is always a special event when we have an opportunity to interview a person like yourself who have contributed to the growth and development of African American Studies since its birth, some forty years ago.