Princella Talley·May 10I Didn’t Disappear. I Sold Out.Oppression is not the author of my identity.A response icon3A response icon3
Princella Talley·Sep 6, 202450 Cent is Being Celebrated for His Aversion to Marriage. Women Should Have The Same Privilege.If 50 Cent was a woman, he would be in the hot seat for celebrating celibacy and his unmarried status.A response icon28A response icon28
Princella Talley·Jun 12, 2022Polluted Bodies and Silenced Voices.In the wait for political negotiations, those experiencing the worst impacts of climate change and pollution are dying.A response icon11A response icon11
Princella Talley·Jun 1, 2022How’s the Weather?… Identity in a Time of CrisisIdentity and culture alter our perceptions of the weather.A response icon16A response icon16
Princella Talley·May 4, 2022Overturning Roe v. Wade is an Attack on Gender Equality and Mother EarthWomen’s reproductive rights and the environmental crisis are seemingly separate, but the issues are closely connected by sexism.A response icon6A response icon6
Princella Talley·Mar 13, 2022Dear Annette: A Love Letter to an Unforgettable WomanFor Women’s History Month — A Love Letter to My Grandmother and the Books That Raised MeA response icon11A response icon11
Princella Talley·Feb 17, 202245 years ago, DC Comics debuted its first Black female superhero. Here’s Why It Still Matters Today.Positive representation of Black women in media and pop culture is still dismal.A response icon10A response icon10
Princella Talley·Feb 2, 2022100 Black Women Who’ve Made History During Our LifetimesCelebrating Black women who are breaking barriers and making historyA response icon15A response icon15
Princella Talley·Jan 22, 2022Rethinking Art Labels Through My Famous Grandmother’s LegacyArt imitates life, keeping some of us on the outside.A response icon12A response icon12
Princella Talley·Jan 9, 2022Gendered SuperstitionsConnecting the dots between witchcraft, climate, and gender bias.A response icon12A response icon12
