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... This chapter uses the hit television series P-Valley to examine the sexual realities and vulnerabilities of Black girls. Taking care to resist hypersexualization, rape culture, victim-blaming, sexual shaming, and adultification, the chapter argues that, while historical fears around rape...

..., genres of hypervisiblity in Black girls’ online images: ratchet performativity, sexualization, and flexin. It argues that this deliberate act of making oneself hypervisible operates as a form of refusal through which Black girls reject responsibility for an anti-Black image regime that tries to strip...

... familial, even if they are not seen as such within normative social institutions. Black girls and sexuality sex education sex positivism social capital care networks ...

... is black feminism. Sanctuary begins with a basic acknowledgment of Black cisgender women’s and girls’ autonomy. All other points of recognition, such as genders and sexualities, evolve from that. Namely, grasping Black cisgender women’s and girls’ autonomy is vital for resisting misogynoir against Black...

... familial, even if they are not seen as such within normative social institutions. Black girls and sexuality sex education sex positivism social capital care networks Chapter 5 considers how performance emerges as a site for supporting Black girls’ individual and collective health, while...

..., mutuality, critical consciousness, differences, and sexual subjectivity and allows for transantagonism, forced femininity, and the silencing, violence against, and oppression of Black cisgender, transgender, nonbinary, heterosexual, questioning, bisexual, and queer women and girls. The chapter concludes...

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.... The chapter offers a feminist history of willfulness in which a diagnosis becomes self-description. The chapter argues that willfulness matters especially for black women and women of color and draws specifically on Alice Walker’s definition of womanism. willfulness feminist history disobedience...

... speech discusses the history of the creation of the Black studies program at Washington State University, while another praises women's colleges and emphasizes the need for universal education of women and girls throughout the developing world. In her 2017 speech at the College Board's A Dream Deferred...

... of a series of black and white photographic collages. The images combine window frames and landscapes from various personal and home-like places. A fluid combination of reality and imaginary that exist both in the past present and future. A constant collision of geographies dotted with the daily mundaneness...