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Kimberlé Crenshaw : A Black Woman’s Influence on Feminist Studies
There are so many women that deserve to be celebrated and recognized this month. This month is for the women that have been handed the...
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Recognizing Privilege: Fighting to Help Black Women
Most people don’t realize or acknowledge that they have some sort of privilege in their lives. Privilege is defined as a right or benefit...
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Black Female Athletes that are Changing the Game
America has always had a problem with representation, whether in the media, politics, or sports. As time goes on, representation of our...
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Black Songbirds: Why You Should Support Black Women in Music
In the spirit of Black Women’s History Month, let’s discuss black women in the music industry. Achieving musical fame has historically been...
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To the Person Who “Doesn’t See Color”
I recently had a conversation with someone, who thought they solved racism with one simple statement: “I don’t see color.” All you’re doing...
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The Beauty of “Still I Rise” by Maya Angelou
Throughout high school, this poem appeared a lot in my English classes. Maya Angelou is a name many recognize from her amazing pieces. In...
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Why Hidden Figures Isn’t Just Another Movie
Seeing as April is Black Women’s History Month, I jumped at the chance to talk about this amazing and powerful movie that was adapted from...
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Black Girls Matter (Keeping the Movement Alive and Ending Anti-Black Rhetoric)
Blackness suggests a continual fight for visibility against oppression and racism. I think often times people look to stereotypes and...