Mental Health Strategies Informed by Black Feminist Thought by Oliphant Vanessa Nicole, Broyles Deja, Clement Déjà N., Wingate LaRicka R.

“…There is currently a gap in the literature that explicitly connects Black feminist thought with psychological theory, research, or intervention. …”
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Black Feminist Thought: Knowledge, Consciousness, and the Politics of Empowerment by Neide Mayumi Osada, Maria Conceição da Costa

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Walking Tall: A Narrative Critical Family History of a Grandmother’s Fight for New Normals by Chantae D. Still

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A Pedagogy of Possibility by Leah Richardson, Holly Dugan

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Black Education in the US: Telling/Understanding Chavone’s Story with Integrity and Strength by Kelly J. Cross

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Reading a legacy of black gay literature in/to Disability Studies and a Crip-of-Color Theory: Exploring the work of Joseph Beam, Essex Hemphill and Audre Lorde by Ally Day

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Documenting Sociopolitical Development via Participatory Action Research (PAR) With Women of Color Student Activists in the Neoliberal University by Jesica Siham Fernández, Jasmyne Y. Gaston, Madeline Nguyen, Jaia Rovaris, Rhyann L. Robinson, Danielle N. Aguilar

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Like our foremothers survived: Self-education, direct confrontation, and humor as resistance coping in Black womxn and femme college student being by LeAnna T. Luney

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Pearl Cleage: entre la esperanza y la desesperación / Pearl Cleage: Torn Between Hope and Despair by Inmaculada Pineda Hernández

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Black Women’s Narratives Navigating Gendered Racism in Student Affairs by Stephen John Quaye, Erin M. Satterwhite, Jasmine Abukar

“…In this manuscript, we use Black Feminist Thought to explore racial battle fatigue and how Black women student affairs educators worked to center themselves and focus on their healing from gendered racism. …”
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Descendants of Celia and Robert Newsom Speak by Traci Wilson-Kleekamp

“…Through the paradigm of Black Feminist Thought, the paper analyzes the power imbalances embedded in the narrative about family relations, especially those that conjure race, gender roles and class produced through oral history.…”
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This Shoal Which Is Not One: Island Studies, Performance Studies, and Africans Who Fly by Rebecca Schneider

“…Following Tiffany Lethabo King and other scholars of Black feminist thought, the essay explores not only the littoral fact of shoals in seafaring but also the concept of shoaling for troubling historical narratives oriented to settler colonial plot points. …”
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Seeking Emancipation from Gender Regulation: Reflections on Home space for a Black Woman Academic/ Single Mother by Lisa William-White

“…Using the work of Judith Butler on gender regulation, Black Feminist Thought (BFT), and autobiographic storytelling, this piece illustrates how essentialist notions of gender, and discourses related to gender create conflict in shaping identity construction for a Black woman academic and single mother (BWA/SM) in the United States. …”
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Introduction: Thinking of a Black Digital Ethos by Meredith D. Clark, Adam J. Banks

“…Using critical approaches including Black Feminist Thought (as articulated by Patricia Hill Collins, Sylvia Wynter, bell hooks, and Kimberlé Crenshaw among others), Black Cyberfeminism (Kishonna Gray, Catherine Knight Steele, and Tressie McMillan Cottom), and Andre Brock’s Critical Technocultural Discourse Analysis, we investigate how race, gender, and digital media technologies have informed and influenced Black digital culture.…”
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Lives lived differently: Geography and the study of black women by Daley, P

“…While feminist geographers have drawn on black feminist thought, the limited presence of black women academics within the discipline of Geography contributed to a lack of sensitivity to the distinctiveness of black women’s geographies. …”

Black women diversity leaders' perceptions of organizational inclusivity in college sports by Ajhanai Channel Inez Keaton

“…More specifically, organizational inclusivity is creating contexts that do not mirror Black women's experiences as outsiders within mostly White athletic departments, lived experiences entangled in systems of oppression, specifically sexism and racism (read: intersectionality), and experiences that cultivate Black feminist thought in Black women, as this consciousness is only developed through adverse realities of exclusion. …”
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Abnormal Abilities: Black Women and the Production of Able-Bodied Normalcy in Thylias Moss’s Slave Moth by Sarah L. Orsak

“…Although Slave Moth’s narrator Varl is putatively able-minded, her enslaver positions her as abnormal because she is literate. Drawing on Black feminist thought, I argue that normalcy describes multiple, seemingly contradictory, measures that operate through racialized standards of proper capacity. …”
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Pearl Cleage: entre la esperanza y la desesperación / Pearl Cleage: Torn Between Hope and Despair by Inmaculada Pineda Hernández

“…The current essay studies Cleage’s work using African American feminism as a theoretical framework, and it contrasts her theatrical work with that of other contemporary African American women playwrights. Keywords: Black feminist thought, contemporary African American women playwrights, denunciation against racism and sexism, hope-despair. …”
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#BodyPositive? A critical exploration of the body positive movement within physical cultures taking an intersectionality approach by Meridith Griffin, K. Alysse Bailey, Kimberly J. Lopez

“…Intersectionality has a similar genealogy as body positivity, with a rich history in Black feminist thought but now considered by many as coopted and whitened. …”
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