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Tag Archives: Feminism
Some Thoughts About Intersectionality
Intersectionality has been on my mind a lot lately. It’s an important concept in my scholarly work, but it is having a larger cultural impact right now, I think, and it might be instructive to consider this impact more closely. … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, African American Lit, Feminism, Politics
Tagged Black, Emmett Till, Feminism, Intersectionality, race, Womens March
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Olympic Feminism
On the heels of my recent piece about intersectionality, I’m thinking a lot about Black feminism this week. African American women have been spectacular at this year’s Olympics in Rio, and their strength has been legendary. I wanted to highlight … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Sports
Tagged Black, Feminism, Michelle Carter, Olympics, popular culture, Simone Biles, Simone Manuel, Sports
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Intersectionality Required
You may have seen this editorial cartoon making the rounds after Hillary Clinton’s historic nomination last week: 2016 cartoon by Kevin Necessary, Scripps Media. It features three panels, one with a white boy, one with a black boy, and one with … Continue reading