speak truth to (shine light on) power

Eniyah Brown-Moore in Black Feminist Thought

Feb 25, 2021

Sorry, You Cannot Be a Victim in a Black Feminine Body

Examining Intersectionality through the case of…

M Davis in Black Feminist Thought

Feb 13, 2021

Ahmaud Arbery: A Modern Day Lynching

In January of 1900, Ida B Wells, a well-known journalist and activist, gave a speech titled…

Amirahenry in Black Feminist Thought

Feb 24, 2021

Alice Walker‘s short story Coming Apart discusses sexuality specifically through the lens of

Jovani Hernandez in Black Feminist Thought

Feb 23, 2021

Protect who? Shelter who? Teach who?

Reevaluating the effectiveness of American institutions

Emily in Black Feminist Thought

Feb 13, 2021

Do you think your home is a resist the outside world?

An inside look into homeplace and how to make it…

Emily in Black Feminist Thought

Mar 12, 2021

Whiteness and how White is a socially created term

An inside look into the meaning of white

Eniyah Brown-Moore in Black Feminist Thought

Feb 13, 2021

Kwanzaa candles. The black candle symbolizes the people, the three red candles are for the struggle and the three green candles represent the Earth.

Habari Gani?: How to Create Homeplace in the Classroom through the 7 principles of Kwanzaa

Cesar Silva in Black Feminist Thought

Feb 24, 2021

The Exclusionary Black Feminist Thought

How Black Trans Feminist Thought is inclusive for all Black women

Jenelsy Lopez in Black Feminist Thought

Mar 5, 2021

The Exploitation of Bloodmothers and Othermothers in Capitalism

Nicole Olarsch in Black Feminist Thought

Mar 5, 2021

Eugenics Isn’t Over. It Never Stopped.

The Erasure of Disabled People

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Black Feminist Thought

Ida B. Wells said, ‘the way to right wrongs is to shine the truth of light on them’ — this collections is from a group of students from F&M shining some light.

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