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Black Women

applied intersectionality.

In this course we will critically examine popular representations of white femininity with the social, political, and legal theories introduced in postcolonial and black feminist scholarship.

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Black Women

Gabriela Landeros in applied intersectionality.

Mar 25, 2017

Stigmatization of Black Motherhood

Black Women Breaking Borders

Diana Torres Gomez in applied intersectionality.

Mar 8, 2017

Blackness and Motherhood

Welfare Queens?

At a campaign rally in 1976, Ronald Reagan…

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Chadae Bell in applied intersectionality.

Mar 12, 2017

Black Women In Prison

The prison industrial complex has drastically taken the lives of people of color in mass numbers. Too often the…

Caitlin Heavner in applied intersectionality.

Mar 25, 2017

Patriarchy Constructs Motherhood

When postcolonial and de-colonial feminists come together to criticize how black and brown motherhood is constructed, they expose the Patriarchy underneath.

Caitlin Heavner in applied intersectionality.

Feb 7, 2017

Mirror Mirror on the Wall, Whose the Best Woman of Them All

A look into how and why the role of the “other” was placed on black women, and how it negatively impacted them during slavery and even now in…