Apresentação e Comentários à Entrevista de Ochy Curiel by Ângela Figueiredo

“…Ochy esteve na Bahia como professora da primeira edição da <em>Internacional School of Transnational Decolonial Black Feminism</em>, ocorrida na Universidade Federal do Recôncavo da Bahia (UFRB) na cidade de Cacheira-BA.…”
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Interseccionalidade, identidade racial e o dilema do “pardo” by Victor Schittini Teixeira

“…O presente artigo tem por objetivo refletir sobre a contribuição que a interseccionalidade – conceito que emerge com o movimento Black Feminism do final dos anos 1970, e que denuncia a incapacidade de análises unidimensionais das opressões de gênero ou raça contribuir para as lutas emancipatórias das mulheres negras estadunidenses – pode oferecer para compreendermos o fenômeno da identidade racial no contexto brasileiro. …”
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Becoming Black Woman: Self-writing in an Intersectional Place by Viviane Inês Weschenfelder, Elí Terezinha Henn Fabris

“…As from the identification with the Blackness and with the Black Feminism, the writers establish other ways of relation with themselves and with others (Black women/men and White women/men), which have been producing new outlines to Brazilian ethnic-racial relations.…”
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Interseccionalidad y políticas públicas LGBTI en Colombia: usos y desplazamientos de una noción crítica by Camila Esguerra Muelle, Jeisson Alanis Bello Ramírez

“…These exercises have challenged us in terms of bringing proposals from social movements and academia—such as black feminism and feminisms of color, among other actors—to the realm of the state. …”
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Undocumented people struggles: between prescribed community, actual dispersion and democratic deepening by Xavier Dunezat

“…By focusing on the framework of Patricia Hill Collins’ black feminism thought, the article analyzes the various dimensions of the status and dispersion of undocumented people, related to the intersectional dynamic of the systems of oppression. …”
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Gênero sem essencialismo: feminismo transgênero como crítica do sexo by Jaqueline Gomes de Jesus

“…This article identifies, through critical analysis, the theoretical foundations of transfeminism in the historical process of political consciousness and resistance, from readings which orientate academics and activists, constituted by the black feminism and other lines of feminist thought; recognizing and pointing out to the multiple contributions of diverse guidelines. …”
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Image and racism: Racial anthropophagy and the limits of anti-racist and decolonial cultural production in Brazil by Michelle Sales, Bruno Muniz

“…We will also seek to dialogue with black feminism in Brazil, emphasizing the specificity of this field and discussing image production around black women in Brazil.…”
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“In the Name of Love”: Black Queer Feminism and the Sexual Politics of Another Country by Matty Hemming

“…Recent work at the intersection of queer of color critique and Black feminism allows us to newly appreciate Baldwin’s prescient theorization of the workings of racialized and gendered power within the erotic. …”

Difference, self-definition and Empowerment: a necessary interpretation of Sister Outsider by Audre Lorde by María Lucía Cucinotta

“…Starting with the theoretical base of Black Feminism, I pretend to prove the importance of Lorde’s contribution to the concept of intersectionality as well as the visibilization of multiple situations of violence inside the black community.…”
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Considerations on the afrofeminine poetics by Mel Adún: Affection, eroticism, feminine emancipation and mysticism by Rangel Gomes Andrade, Adalberto Luis Vicente

“…This work will approach Mel Adún’s poetry with the intention of analyzing some lines of force which seem to be central in her poems, giving emphasis to the subversive potential of the given poetics through some of the elements it explores, such as feminism – and, more specifically, black feminism –, eroticism, guided by the search for autonomy of female pleasure and the sexual-social emancipation of black women, also the syncretic dialogue it establishes between Christian references (in profane key) and figures and divinities of the religious imaginary of African matrix. …”
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VOICES OF WOMEN FROM THE FAVELAS by Angélica Ferrarez

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Diversity and Social Justice in Technology Design: Reflections on Diversity-Aware Technology by Laura Schelenz

“…Such technology leverages individual-level notions of diversity (demographics, personality, culture) to cater to users, thereby obscuring social inequalities among them. Inspired by Black feminism and critical race theory, the article offers a social-justice-oriented conceptualisation of diversity-aware technology. …”
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Black Skin, Red Masques: Reading Frantz Fanon and Audre Lorde in Tension with Edgar Allan Poe by Xine Yao

“…I pair Frantz Fanon and Audre Lorde to juxtapose with Poe in order to read the tensions between Poes racism versus Fanons anticolonial critique and Lordes Black feminism. Poes story offers us a tale of privileged indulgence as a selfish refuge during broader social crisis, which can be troubled by Fanons discussion of Black ontology and the Prospero complex. …”
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Pigmentocracia dei deseo en el mercado sexual Trans de Cali, Colombia by Fernando Urrea Giraldo, Ange La Furcia

“…Se trata de un estudio sobre el trabajo sexual desde una perspectiva interseccional, a través de los aportes del black feminism, articulando raza como color de piel, auto-identidad de sexo/género, clase social y grupo etario, en la producción y consumo de servicios sexuales ofrecidos por mujeres no biológicas, que realizan en determinados casos el trabajo de peluquería. …”
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Structural Violence of Schooling: A Genealogy of a Critical Family History of Three Generations of African American Women in a Rural Community in Florida by Evelyn Newman Phillips, Wangari Gichiru

“…Through the lens of structural violence, Black feminism and critical family history, this paper explores how societal structures informed by white supremacy shaped the lives of three generations of rural African American women in a family in Florida during the middle to the late twentieth century. …”
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Anti-colonial feminism: discourses of Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and Ania Loomba by Hasan, Md. Mahmudul

“…With the development of various kinds of thinking within feminism, it incorporates a range of perspectives: Western feminism, post-colonial feminism, Oriental feminism, anti-colonial feminism, Black feminism, capitalist or corporate feminism, Marxist feminism, international feminism, so on and so forth. …”
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Desafios ao traduzir: algumas estratégias empregadas na tradução de everything counts de Ama Ata Aidoo. by Roquilane de Jesus Santos, Raphaella Silva Pereira de Oliveira, Maisa Santos dos Anjos

“…O trabalho foi realizado pelo grupo “The uses of translation: black feminism and womanism as response to racism”, uma ação extensionista desenvolvida na Universidade do Estado da Bahia (UNEB), em Seabra. …”
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Restriction, Resistance, and Humility: by Rowshan Jahan Chowdhury

“… Anglo-American and French feminists focus on women’s equality, women’s experience as writers, and feminine writing. Proponents of black feminism, by contrast, position black women in fundamentally different ways from white women and offer the concept of intersectionality which calls for including women of all races in feminist concerns. …”
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Le polydroitisme, une manière d’exorciser le démon de la théorie by Jean Chrysostome Nkejabahizi

“…Nous voulons simplement élargir le débat sur la critique de la dénonciation (injustices, discrimination, violence) et du droit (femmes, homosexuels, minorités) et la tendance actuelle à la multiplication à l’infini des “-isme” (postmodernisme, afropessimisme, féminisme et ses variantes (womanism, stiwanism, négoféminisme), ses épithètes (féminisme africain et/ou black feminism); des “-tude” (négritude, féminitude); des “x studies” (queer studies, postcolonial studies, gender studies, Black studies), en passant par la migrance, la méticulture et autre créolité. …”
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El feminismo no puede ser uno porque las mujeres somos diversas. Aportes a un feminismo negro decolonial desde la experiencia de las mujeres negras del Pacífico colombiano. by Betty Ruth Lozano Lerma

“…Contributions to a Decolonial Black Feminism Stemming from the Experience of Black Women of the Colombian Pacific Abstract: This article asserts that feminisms born in Europe and North America are colonial discursive elaborations that defined what it was to be a woman and a feminist, and that the categories of gender and patriarchy established what the subordination of women was and also the possibilities for their emancipation. …”
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