Why Haiti Needs New Narratives: An Interview with Gina Athena Ulysse
On October 4, 2016, Hurricane Matthew roared through Haiti’s southwest peninsula taking with it homes, centuries-old structures, and over 800
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black feminism
Intersectional Critiques of the Criminalization of Black Girls, Past & Present
The following is a guest post from Lindsey E. Jones, a Ph.D. Candidate in History of Education at the University
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#Lemonade: A Black Feminist Resource List
“Something is missing.” – Woman speaking in “Resurrection” segment of #Lemonade Today’s post was co-compiled and co-authored by Jessica Marie
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Centering Black Women’s Ideas and Activism in Twentieth Century London
In recent years, we have witnessed a significant growth in the literature on Black Britain. The works of Paul Gilroy,
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Doing and Being Intellectual History: #Formation as Curated by Black Women
“From the city of New Orleans, we unite these narratives to assert undeniably that WE REMAIN.” – Back Cover, Mixed
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