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About

Althea Prince

Editor Althea Prince was born in Antigua, the Caribbean, and has lived in Canada, the US, and England. She has taught sociology, first at York University and the University of Toronto and now teaches at Ryerson University–The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education, where she won the Kay Livingstone Award in 2011. Dr. Prince is known for her work as an essayist and fiction writer. Her published works include The Politics of Black Women’s Hair (cultural studies), Being Black (cultural studies), Loving This Man (novel), Ladies of the Night (stories), Feminisms and Womanisms. A Women’s Studies Reader (co-editor), and How the Starfish Got to the Sea (children).

Books by Althea Prince

Ladies of the Night

Stories

by (author) Althea Prince
narrator Jemeni

Black Notes

by (author) Althea Prince

Beyond the Journey

Women's Stories of Settlement and Community Building in Canada

edited by Althea Prince
by (author) Catherine Bain & Gabriele Hardt

In the Black

New African Canadian Literature

actor Althea Prince

The Politics Of Black Women's Hair

by (author) Althea Prince

Ladies of the Night and other stories

by (author) Althea Prince

Being Black

by (author) Althea Prince

Feminisms and Womanisms

A Women's Studies Reader

edited by Althea Prince & Susan Silva-Wayne

Loving This Man

by (author) Althea Prince