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Roya Marsh - "My Feminism" @WANPOETRY

"It's got bottom grills and two master's degrees." - Roya Marsh

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Black couple Revolution

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Education system against black children

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We’re not trying to start a race war like the media tells you we’re trying to end one!

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Black Children

Let black boys be vulnerable.

Let black girls be soft.

Let black boys know they’re not limited to sports or Hip-Hop.

Let black girls know they can make it in sports or Hip-Hop.

Let black boys feel all emotions

Let black girls feel pride for the hair that crowns their head to their melanin that coats their skin.

Stop seeing black boys as threats,

Stop sexualizing black girls.

Let black boys be children.

Let black girls be children.

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[soph-okonedo]

“Not a lot of narratives are also invested in our humanity. They’re invested in the idea of what it means to be Black, but…it’s catering to the white audience. The white audience at the most can sit and get an academic lesson into how we are. Then they leave the movie theater and they talk about what it meant. They’re not moved by who we were.” Viola Davis for Vanity Fair Magazine July/August 2020

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Kai Davis - "Ain't I a Woman"

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Love how her poem describe intersectionality!

[botanicalghosts-deactivated2026]

don't you forget Georgia flipped because Stacey Abrams, black woman born in Georgia, took the time to help thousands of people register to vote and took the time to educate as many as possible.

[shinyglitterpeanut]

Bring ourselves to the master table might change the outlook of us in the world

[welovenappyhair]

“The most disrespected woman in America, is the black woman. The most un-protected person in America is the black woman. The most neglected person in America, is the black woman.” - Malcolm X

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If you are in the New York City or the surrounding area. Go and support this beautiful young lady. Black hair care is a multiBILLION dollar industry. Everyone else is making millions off us, except us. The black dollar barely circulates one time in our community. We complain about the disrespect and mistreatment when other groups of people open up shops in our community and we want change, well here it is! In order to build a nation we MUST support one another.

Location 📍Brooklyn

IG:parisbeautysupplyz

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[notchainedtotrauma]

The Black Church’s possession and reappropriation of this discourse is perhaps black women and girl’s worst nightmare. Black women and girls are the Black Church’s number one supporters. Many flock to the Black Church for reprieve from the sexism and racism experienced in society. But if the Black Church maintains these sociopolitical constructions, and more specifically, if the preacher declares black women and girls are disloyal hos, where shall they ever find freedom and safety from the social-cultural, epistemic, and existential swords that continue to pierce their flesh ? What is produced in these contexts is not only sexism but a ho theology, in which Bryant stands among a collection of consummate ho theologians. The latter names not (necessarily) personal sexual history but instead a collective theological gaze, disposition, and belief system regarding black women and girls.

from Jezebel Unhinged: Loosing the Black Female Body in Religion&Culture by Tamura Lomax (via notchainedtotrauma)

The church is the biggest roadblock in feminist!

[blackmansmanifesto]

Black feminism is nothing but a cheap rip off of white women’s feminism except with no political saavy, no concrete ideology, no notable achievements, and frankly, no point.

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The hate is there because why would you want you privilege taken away? 

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I'm glad my classes force me to read books I normally wouldn't on my own

Now reading: Black Feminist Theory by Patricia Collins.

I only read young adult fiction. I have no issue with admitting this.

[inevitablerevolution-blog]

If Black women were free, it would mean that everyone else would have to be free since our freedom would necessitate the destruction of all the systems of oppression…

Combahee River Collective (via inevitablerevolution-blog)

[janaecamri]

Your feminism is not feminism if it’s not intersectional.