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Princella Talley
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Sep 21

Support for Susanna Gibson After Leaked Sex Footage is a Reminder of Racist Respectability Politics

Leaked footage of Virginia Democratic House candidate Susanna Gibson performing sexual acts on her husband and asking for tips online has been illegally leaked by conservatives seeking to rob her of credibility and demoralize her. …

Black Women

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Support for Susanna Gibson After Leaked Sex Footage is a Reminder of Racist Respectability Politics
Support for Susanna Gibson After Leaked Sex Footage is a Reminder of Racist Respectability Politics
Black Women

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Jun 12, 2022

Have You Met Jenny? A Story of Polluted Bodies and Silenced Voices… Identity in a Time of Crisis (Pt. 2)

Growing up in Louisiana, a love of nature was instilled in Jenny from an early age. Jenny’s family didn’t have much money, but they had a bounty of honeysuckle, creeks for skipping rocks, trees to climb, and a family history of master gardening. …

Environment

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Have You Met Jenny? A Story of Polluted Bodies and Silenced Voices.
Have You Met Jenny? A Story of Polluted Bodies and Silenced Voices.
Environment

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Jun 1, 2022

How’s the Weather?… Identity in a Time of Crisis (Pt.1)

Talks about the weather or, more specifically, climate change often become conversations about worsening patterns and politics. Less discussed are the personal perceptions of weather, perceptions formed by culture and the memories that shape “identity.” …

Climate Change

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How’s the Weather?… Identity in a Time of Crisis
How’s the Weather?… Identity in a Time of Crisis
Climate Change

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May 4, 2022

Overturning Roe v. Wade is an Attack on Gender Equality and Mother Earth

Right now, America is at multiple turning points in history. The possible overturning of Roe v. Wade would set women’s rights back generations. At the same time, billionaires are attempting to colonize Mars to escape the environmental crisis and, of course, claim another planet as their property. While women’s reproductive…

Roe V Wade

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Overturning Roe v. Wade is an Attack on Gender Equality and Mother Earth
Overturning Roe v. Wade is an Attack on Gender Equality and Mother Earth
Roe V Wade

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Mar 14, 2022

Remembering Goddess Aja to Heal Ecological Heartbreak

Aja, also known as Wild Wind, is a rare African Earth goddess who cures the sick with herbs while protecting the forests and woodland creatures. She is also said to be kind, revealing herself to humans in a peaceful and humble manner. Worshiping Aja is even more of a rarity…

Feminism

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Remembering Goddess Aja to Heal Ecological Heartbreak
Remembering Goddess Aja to Heal Ecological Heartbreak
Feminism

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Mar 13, 2022

Dear Annette: A Love Letter to an Unforgettable Woman

A popular prompt for Women’s History Month is letter writing to an inspirational woman. Below is a letter written to my grandmother. As I write this to you, my mind returns to childhood. The best mornings began with mud pies baked under the Louisiana sun and evenings were spent pulling…

Feminism

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Dear Annette: A Love Letter to an Unforgettable Woman
Dear Annette: A Love Letter to an Unforgettable Woman
Feminism

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Feb 17, 2022

45 years ago, DC Comics debuted its first Black female superhero. Here’s Why It Still Matters Today.

On December 10th, 1976, Karen Beecher became the first Black female superhero to appear in DC Comics, debuting in Volume 1, Issue #45 of Teen Titans. Karen was an engineer whose ingenuity led to her superhero status as ‘Bumblebee.’ Her origin story and character development begin her journey with…

Feminism

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45 years ago, DC Comics debuted its first Black female superhero. Here’s Why It Still Matters Today.
45 years ago, DC Comics debuted its first Black female superhero. Here’s Why It Still Matters Today.
Feminism

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Feb 2, 2022

100 Black Women Who’ve Made History During Our Lifetimes

The celebration of Black History Month is synonymous with famous Black leaders of the past who revolutionized history and inspired the world. While the posthumous acclaim that centers the work and lives of people like Frederick Douglas, Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman, and Rosa Parks is rightfully a tradition…

Black History Month

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100 Black Women Who’ve Made History During Our Lifetimes
100 Black Women Who’ve Made History During Our Lifetimes
Black History Month

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Jan 29, 2022

When Can Women Love Their Bodies Without Being Politicized? Asking for a friend.

Remember when a middle school in Mississippi offered girls “healthy literature” and shapewear to improve their body image? I do because it happened less than three weeks ago, reminding girls and women that even in 2022, your body is not just for you. Women’s bodies are still up for…

Feminism

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When Can Women Love Their Bodies Without Being Politicized? Asking for a friend.
When Can Women Love Their Bodies Without Being Politicized? Asking for a friend.
Feminism

3 min read


Jan 22, 2022

My Great-Great Grandmother Was a Famous Outsider Artist. Let’s Explore the “isms” Attached to This Exclusionary Term.

“I just get it in my mind and I just go ahead and paint but I can’t look at nothing and paint. No trees, no nothing. I just make my own tree in my mind, that’s the way I paint.” These were the words of my great-great grandmother, Clementine…

Art

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My Great-Great Grandmother Was a Famous Outsider Artist.
My Great-Great Grandmother Was a Famous Outsider Artist.
Art

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