Black Feminism and Black Moses, Part I

W. E. B. Du Bois’s poignant words in The Souls of Black Folk (1903), “The problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color-line,” is scripture for Black folk in America. Citizenry after three...

A Commitment to/with/for The Damned

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The Time Has Come for White Women to Move Beyond Lip Service

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The (Un)Fair Fight for a Just Democracy

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A Collective Student Response to the “Chicago Statement” Petition

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Lessons from the Damned, 2018; or Why We Cannot wait for Tenure to Insist upon our Dignity, Respect, Power, and Value
By Guest Contributor on November 13, 2018
By. Dr. G & Dr. Kimberly S. Love “The slaves who were ourselves had known terror intimately, confused sunrise with pain, & accepted indifference...
Trans Multitudes and Death Reality: A Coda
By Guest Contributor on November 27, 2017
Tw; Death Reality. I’ve come to accept that I will die. I know this. And frightening it is But I refuse to live in...
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A Love Note To CeCe McDonald
By Guest Contributor on November 24, 2017
By Joshua Allen We got to know each other over late night walks in Brooklyn and early morning breakfasts comprised exclusively of cocktails. Even...
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Entanglement
By Guest Contributor on November 23, 2017
By Che Gossett Entanglement: “the articulation of a theory is gathering place, sometimes a point of rest as the process rushes on, insisting that...
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– Luanda calling, Berlin burning – (Stop)
By Guest Contributor on November 23, 2017
By WoMANtís RANDom Paris warning, London BrrreX -that’s it. I’ll go ahead after I got head. Abra accompanies this written piece with „Crybaby“. I have...
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An Introduction: When Remembering Forgets, What Forgetting Remembers
By Guest Contributor on November 20, 2017
#TransMultitudes An Introduction By CeCe McDonald, Kai M. Green, and Treva C. Ellison This year for Trans Day of Remembrance, we are excited...
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When the Tipping Point Melts
By Guest Contributor on November 20, 2017
By Lex Kennedy When Lavern Cox graced the May 2014 cover of the TIME magazine “The Transgender Tipping Point” I realized the Black Trans iceberg...
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EMERGING FEMINISMS, International Women’s Day
By Mason Casper-Milam on May 25, 2017
By Macy Casper In March, we celebrated International Women’s Day. I was surprised, given the current political climate, to see the lack of youth media...
EMERGING FEMINISMS, Flanked by Rappers and TV Anchors @ AAPI Music and Media
By Guest Contributor on May 18, 2017
By Celine Parreñas Shimizu Typically, academics are neither seen as relaxed like rappers nor glamorous like news anchors. So when invited to be on a panel...
EMERGING FEMINISMS, The Myth of the Master
By Guest Contributor on May 1, 2017
By Sophie Alka Whether as a lover, mother, daughter, sister, or in religious life, there is a social narrative happening that is telling us that,...
EMERGING FEMINISMS, Shame Based Fun
By Guest Contributor on April 27, 2017
By Sasha Fisher When I was eight years old, I used to make up stories at night to help me fall asleep. They usually involved...
EMERGING FEMINISMS, The People’s Champ
By Guest Contributor on March 20, 2017
By Adam Szetela Ronda Rousey shattered the UFC’s conservative stereotypes of masculinity and femininity, now she is taking the fight to Donald Trump. ...
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EMERGING FEMINISMS, Meditations on Occupying Our Present: Why I Continue to Turn to Intersectional Feminism in This Moment, PART THREE
By Guest Contributor on March 9, 2017
By Lina Chhun In this post-inauguration period, we are living with what may seem to be a very keen tension—that tension between the dangers of...