All posts by Darnell L. Moore
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Mother to Son: A Conversation on Black Womanhood & Survival
With: Darnell Lee Moore and Diane Lee Chism So, boy, don’t you turn back. Don’t you set down on the steps. ‘Cause you finds it’s...
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TFW Interview: Allison Janae Hamilton on "The Black Ain't Project Installation #1: Embodiment"
George Clinton and other funky beats blazed in the background of the chashama gallery in Harlem while the dandy, the boho, the skater, the undefinable...
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The Occupation Stole My Words, June Jordan Helped me to Relocate Them
Dedicated to June Jordan (who still lives among us) My friends had expected retellings of my journey when I arrived back from Israel and the...
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Love Notes: From Darnell to Aimee
Dearest Aimee, So, all of us would do well to stop fighting each other for our space at the bottom, because there ain’t no more...
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On Black/Brown Girlhood, Black Feminism, and the Arts: A Conversation with Aimee Meredith Cox and Ruth Nicole Brown: Part II
Introduction: TFW Editorial Collective member, Darnell L. Moore, recently facilitated an insightful and incite(ful) dialogue on Black/Brown girlhood with scholars/artists/activists Ruth Nicole Brown and Aimee Cox....
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On Black/Brown Girlhood, Black Feminism, and the Arts: A Conversation with Aimee Cox and Ruth Nicole Brown: Part I
Introduction: TFW Editorial Collective member, Darnell L. Moore, recently facilitated an insightful and incite(ful) dialogue on Black/Brown girlhood with scholars/artists/activists Ruth Nicole Brown and Aimee...
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Mentor or Ares?: Some Other Considerations on Mentoring
In his 2003 State of the Union Address, President George W. Bush urged “the men and women of America” to mentor. He noted that “ne mentor,...
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On Location: The “I” in the Intersection
The most general statement of our politics at the present time would be that we are actively committed to struggling against racial, sexual, heterosexual, and...
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2011 World AIDS Forum
If the AIDS epidemic has revealed the fragmentation of our society and more importantly the breakdown of African American communities, then, in the end, to...
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Un-occupy my/our Sexisms: In Solidarity with Tamura Lomax and all Women
Tamura Lomax has rightly called for an interrogation of (and action in response to) the sexist, misogynist, and violent resonances lurking within some iterations of...