The founder of Black Miami-Dade, Nadege Green, will be taking over Black Women Radicals Instagram during the week of January 10th.
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Join us for an upcoming conversation with Nadege Green, founder of Black Miami-Dade.
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Aurielle Marie’s poetry collection, Gumbo Ya Ya, is a demand for and insistence on the cultivation of other worlds where Black gxrls are free from constant violence, terror, regulation, and judgement – where joy, pleasure, and peace are not only possible but abundance.
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Writer Karla Mendez reflects on the life of Irene Amos Morgan, whose refusal to submit to Jim Crow interstate travel laws helped pave the way for the Montgomery Bus Boycotts.
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Bahamian human-environment geographer Dr. Adelle Thomas shares her expertise on the impact of climate change and injustice on Caribbean nations.
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A reading list by Maria Clara Araújo dos Passos from her teach-in ““The Political-Pedagogical Praxis of Afro-Brazilian Travestis and Trans Women (1979-2020)” for the School for Black Feminist Politics.
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Mecca Jamilah Sullivan’s new book, The Poetics of Difference: Queer Feminist Forms in the African Diaspora, offers a mapping of an alternative history of intersectionality that takes seriously the theoretical contributions and impact of Black queer feminisms.
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Briona Simone Jones interrogates the fortitude, power, and futurity of the Black lesbian literary tradition in her new anthology, Mouths of Rain.
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A reading list on Reproductive Justice.
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Black feminist activist, educator, and scholar Loretta J. Ross has paved the way for reproductive justice activism. In contemporary discourses on reproductive healthcare and abortion access, let’s not forget the leadership of Ross and other Black feminists who have and continue to be at the vanguard of reproductive justice.
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Join us for a film screening of Black Russians (2001), a feature length documentary by kara lynch.
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Co-curated by scholar-activists Nana Brantuo and Dr. Andrea N. Baldwin, the second installment of the Caribbean Feminisms Series interrogates climate and environmental justice in the Caribbean.
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The Radical Read Series is an online collaborative book club series between Abantu Audio and Black Women Radicals that centers Black women and gender expansive authors.
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Join us for an upcoming conversation with Priscillia Kounkou-Hoveyda, founder of The Collective for Black Iranians.
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A reading list by Kharoll-Ann Souffrant from her teach-in “Pioneers Long Before #MoiAussi: Black Women, Rape Culture, and Digital Feminist Activism in Quebec” for the School for Black Feminist Politics.
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With recent news of the Texas abortion ban sweeping the nation, the author writes on the dire need to center Black people of all genders and to remember reproductive justice as a key framework in our resistance.
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Writer Karla Mendez explores the revolutionary feminism of the Third World Women’s Alliance and how the organization served as political and ideological blueprint for other radical Black feminist organizations in the United States.
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Four Afro-Italian feminists share their perspectives on citizenship, politics, and activism in Italy.
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Writer Karla Mendez reflects on the profound activism of Mary McLeod Bethune, and how Bethune’s remarkable legacy-especially in the context of voting rights-is still relevant even today.
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Educators and activists Huna Amweero and Sydnye Allen share their feminist perspectives on being Black women from the Diaspora living in Sydney, Australia.
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