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... transgender, nonbinary, gender-fluid, and queer women and girls. A requisite critical gaze within black feminism for building sanctuary/ies is revolutionary black feminist mothering. sanctuary autonomy revolutionary black feminist mothering revolution of values ...

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..., agender, bisexual, and heterosexual girls, women, mothers, and othermothers are ignored. Deploying bell hooks’s theory of looking and talking back, the introduction centers Black girls, women, mothers, and othermothers and holds the “endangered black male” narrative, which hinges on tropes about “bad...

... This chapter is a letter to the author’s teenage self, which proffers the radical black feminist “ten commandments” she wishes she and all other Black girls knew. Namely, that she and they matter and are lovely, powerful, autonomous, beautiful, and worthy of childhood, safety, support, pleasure...

... 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...

...: antiblackness, heteropatriarchy, and misogynoir. The chapter takes the reader on a journey through the author’s teen years where she navigates the combustion of toxic white Christian supremacy, nice white liberalism, patriarchal seductions, and black sexism as a Black girl. It describes her finding a new...

... This chapter shifts from girlhood to womanhood and rereads the Proverbs 31 woman through a womanist and black feminist lens, turning the respectable trope thrust on Black women and girls upside down. A consequential property of the Black Church’s heteronormative black gender theology is its...

... motherhood during her confirmation, and her influence on the law. Equally significant is how toxicity works intraculturally, intracommunally, and intrapersonally. The chapter argues that while Black and white mothers are seen differently, toxic parenting rooted in heteropatriarchal normativity, which...