Misogynoir is popping up in the media and I am going to do a better keeping track. Here are two places I and the word have shown up. Why do we talk about black women differently? Activist Moya Bailey (@moyazb) coined the term “misogynoir” to address the discrimination black women face every day. pic.twitter.com/m6oU472Q2N —…

The “Notorious BGS” strikes again. While the rest of us were wringing our hands about the latest far right homophobic attack, Beverly Guy-Sheftall has been quietly working to build institutions that will support us beyond reaction. I pride myself on staying up to date on the happenings of my alma mater but when my Spelman…

I did this video a while ago! Glad to see it in the world. Sending lots of love to @caster800m

Sarah J. Jackson, Brooke Foucault Welles and I wrote a book!!! Here’s an article based on one of our chapters. I can’t wait for the book to be in the world! From the earliest feminist press to Twitter, women have used technology to create and sustain narratives that demand attention and redress for gendered violence….

I had the opportunity to read Charlene Carruthers book Unapologetic: A Black, Queer, and Feminist Mandate for Radical Movements. Here’s a short excerpt of my Short Take. Carruthers also challenges millennials’ and Generation Z’s affinities for social media, arguing that while it is potentially a useful tool, it can be distracting and take organizers away…

When doing an interview is an absolute joy and the title just fully sums up the way I live my life. Dr. Moya Bailey believes that good things come from connecting and organizing. After seeing how Black women were stereotyped and miscategorized in medical yearbooks while working on her graduate school dissertation in 2010, Bailey coined…