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The Coded Gaze: Algorithmic Bias? What is it and Why Should I Care?
The Coded Gaze: Algorithmic Bias? What is it and Why Should I Care?
In this age of technology, machine-learning algorithms are used everyday by people around the world, influencing interactions…
Pazia Bermudez-Silverman
May 16, 2018
I Wanted To See More Films That Told Stories Like Mine, So I Created Sidewalks
I Wanted To See More Films That Told Stories Like Mine, So I Created Sidewalks
The paper I wrote for my Africana Feminisms class is titled “Black Women Filmmakers: On The Frontiers of Film and Television, On Screen and…
The Daily Bev
May 14, 2018
Cardi B’s Uses of the Erotic: Twerking and Rapping as a pregnant Black woman
Cardi B’s Uses of the Erotic: Twerking and Rapping as a pregnant Black woman
Cardi B, born Belcalis Almanzar, is a young Black woman who has launched a successful career as a rapper in the American music and…
Nikkie
May 14, 2018
When Battered Women Bite Back: The Story of Marissa Alexander
When Battered Women Bite Back: The Story of Marissa Alexander
When 31-year-old Marissa Alexander, African American mother of three, shot a single warning bullet into the wall during her husband’s rage…
Lauren Wilson
May 9, 2018
Black Woman Creativity, Resilience, and Celebration in Dance: An Exploration of Divining by Judith…
Black Woman Creativity, Resilience, and Celebration in Dance: An Exploration of Divining by Judith…
Jamison, through the ballet Divining (premiering in 1984), seeks to subvert racist perceptions of dance styles rooted in Eurocentric…
Skenda Jean-Charles
May 8, 2018
The violence of the middle passage not only generates blackness and black womanhood as a…
In her forward to Sula, Toni Morrison writes: “Nobody was minding us, so we minded ourselves”. Black women, as referenced by Morrison, have…
Erica A
May 8, 2018
Ghostbusters in Environmentalism: Black Women (Re)Shaping Environmental Justice
Ghostbusters in Environmentalism: Black Women (Re)Shaping Environmental Justice
Like all canons, mainstream environmental literature is no exception: white folks monopolize a degree of authoritarian Truth without citing…
Katherine Dicaprio
May 8, 2018
Black Feminism and the Museum Over Time
Black Feminism and the Museum Over Time
From the protests of a white artist’s representation of Emmett Till in his casket at the Whitney Museum to the firings of three female…
Kaya Hill
May 7, 2018
The violence of the middle passage not only generates blackness and black womanhood as a…
Erica A
Face Value: What’s left when Annalise Keating and Alicia Keys reject the Culture of Dissemblance…
Randi Richardson
Black Queen Magic: Drag and RuPaul’s Drag Race as Black Feminist Action
Michael O'Neill
A Black Feminist Construction of Veganism: An Embodied Act of Inclusionary Healing and…
eryn nichol
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