In the Wake

Abstract: "In the Wake" is a meditative, nonlinear essay about a son's presence during his father's final days in the comfort care unit of a hospital, reflecting on the nontraditional nature of his grief, the complicated history of his relationship with an ex-lover, and the profound, physical, and historical dimensions of Black mourning.

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Journal
Colorado review
Published
2026-02-24
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1353/col.2026.a983589
Primary Topic
Theological Perspectives and Practices
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In the Wake

Darius Stewart
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In the Wake

Darius Stewart
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Abstract

Abstract: "In the Wake" is a meditative, nonlinear essay about a son's presence during his father's final days in the comfort care unit of a hospital, reflecting on the nontraditional nature of his grief, the complicated history of his relationship with an ex-lover, and the profound, physical, and historical dimensions of Black mourning.

Colorado reviewVol. 53(1)
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