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The Black Women's Studies Booklist: Emergent Themes in Critical Race and Gender Research
Black Lives Matter: a Continuing Revolution
Iowa City, Iowa
The Women on the Frontlines of the Revolution
Upending the “Racial Death-Wish”: Black Gay Liberation and the Culture of Black Homophobia
Quaesitum the Undergraduate Research Journal of the University of Memphis
Panther Magazine, March 2, 2017 Florida International University
What You See Is What You Get…But That Ain’T What We Want: Decolonizing African American Protest and Identity Politics Through Popular Culture.”
'Every Woman Knows a Weinstein': Political Whiteness in #Metoo And
What Is Black Twitter? a Rhetorical Criticism of Race, Dis/Information, and Social Media
Accountability As Rhetorical Practice for Queer, Feminist, and Racial Justice Allyship
MEDIA KIT FUTURO MEDIA: an Independent Non-Profit Media Organization Founded in 2010 by Award-Winning Latina Journalist Maria Hinojosa
Browngirl Narratives Final Draft Reddy 8.15.13
Blackness Narratives in Technology, Speculative Fiction, and Digital
Object Relations, Buddhism, and Relationality in Womanist Practical Theology (Black Religion/Womanist Thought/Social Justice) Jul 28, 2018 by Pamela Ayo Yetunde
The Vitalism of Digital Protest Art's Political Aesthetics
White Tears, White Rage: Victimhood and (As) Violence in Mainstream Feminism
Top View
Chapter 14 the NFL, Activism, and #Blacklivesmatter
FINAL Summer 2016 History Newsletter.Pub
Old Struggles, New Platforms: Black Athletes, Black Twitter and the Fight for Social Justice by Ameer Hasan Loggins a Dissertati
Jamilah-Asali Lemieux a Renowned Cultural Critic and Writer with a Focus
4:14-Cv-01410-JAR Doc. #: 32 Filed: 11/14/14 Page: 1 of 17 Pageid #: 231
An Examination of Tyler Perry's Madea and Christianee Porter's
A Rhetorical Grounding of Contemporary Social Media
Black Twitter: a Response to Bias in Mainstream Media
Commission on Diversity & Racial Equality
Press Freedom Under Fire in Ferguson
FMG EOY Report For
Media Institute for Media Professionals Speaker Bios
History in the Making
Black Lives Matter
Saving New Sounds: Podcast Preservation and Historiography
Visible but out of Place: Black Women and Gender in Assessments
Difference Perspective Can Create for Accurate- Ever, Both of Those Premises Are Suspect
Black Twitter: a Response to Bias in Mainstream Media