Black Feminism Reflected through The Narrator’s Responses of Women Oppression In Maya Angelou’s Memoir: A Letter To My Daughter by Elly Santi Pertiwi, Ni Luh Putu Rosiandani

“…This article aims to elaborate Black feminist perspective toward women oppression in Maya Angelou’s memoir entitled A Letter To My Daughter. …”
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Baldwin’s Kitchen: Food and Identity in His Life and Fiction by Emily Na

“…In the 1960s and 1970s, while Black feminist cooks and writers like Edna Lewis, Jessica B. …”

On Honor and Palimpsest Patriarchal Coloniality in Greece, the Western Balkans, and the Caucasus: Anthropological Comparative Accounts from a Post-Ottoman Decolonial Perspective by Fotini Tsibiridou

“…The text adopts a postcolonial and decolonial black feminist critique. It argues that in a <i>longue durée</i> process, a palimpsest pattern of patriarchy emerges, made upon the <i>habitus</i> of gendered ideology. …”
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Deconstructive Discourse in Their Eyes were Watching God by محمدرضا نوراللهی راوری, شیده احمدزاده

“…Studies on some major Black feminist novels reveal that these women make discourse work against their oppression. …”
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Swiss human geographies lecture 2019 tourism troubles: feminist political ecologies of land and body in Panama by S. Mollett

“…To do so, I draw insights from postcolonial, decolonial and Black feminist critiques of coloniality and settler colonialism. …”
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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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Technology, Power, and Social Inclusion: Afghan Refugee Women’s Interaction with ICT in Germany by Laura Schelenz

“…This paper uses a critical perspective inspired by Black feminist theory to foreground the dynamics of power in Afghan refugee women’s experiences with ICT. …”
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Sexual and reproductive rights under attack: the advance of political and moral conservatism in Brazil by Elaine Reis Brandão, Cristiane da Silva Cabral

“…However, social movements have increased in strength in the last few decades, especially the black feminist and LGBTI+ rights movements. These movements continue to provide political resistance, striving to affirm and protect all sexual and reproductive rights achieved to date.…”
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Listening to the Margins: Reflecting on Lessons Learned From a National Conference Focused on Establishing a Qualitative Research Platform for Childhood Disability and Race by Fiona J. Moola, Tim Ross, Aliya Amarshi, Aman Sium, Alyssa R. Neville, Nivatha Moothathamby, Beth Dangerfield, Tamara Tynes-Powell, Tharanni Pathmalingam

“…The late Black feminist scholar, bell hooks, suggested that the margin can be a place of radical possibility, where marginalized people nourish their capacity for collective resistance. …”
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“Family Trouble”: The 1975 Killing of Denise Hawkins and the Legacy of Deadly Force in the Rochester, NY Police Department by Ted Forsyth, Mallory Szymanski

“…In shifting the focus to Denise Hawkins, this work contributes to the Black feminist call to memorialize Black women killed by police and suggests that the policies that protect the officers who use deadly force cause widespread, intergenerational harm to officers and their victims.…”
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User-Centered Design and Usability of a Culturally Adapted Virtual Survivorship Care App for Chinese Canadian Prostate Cancer Survivors: Qualitative Descriptive Study by Karen Young, Ting Xiong, Rachel Lee, Ananya Tina Banerjee, Myles Leslie, Wellam Yu Ko, Quynh Pham

“…By designing for collective justice, we can provide accessible, feasible, and relational care with digital health through the application of Indigenous and Black feminist ways of being and knowing.…”
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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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There's no place like [your] home: Exploring Somali hospitality as a care-full choreography enhancing Somali Canadian diasporic wellbeing by Isma Yusuf, Desmond Ofori Oklikah, Senanu Kutor, Godwin Arku

“…In focusing on geographies of the Somali home and the concealed spaces of racialized Black folk, this work contributes to the areas of Black feminist and Muslim geographies as well as to diaspora research concerned with migrant well-being at large. …”
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The black female body: Representation of the erotic in contemporary visual art in Africa by Tayler FRIAR

“…To accomplish this, it will present several fundamental arguments that feed into black feminist interrogations of the body including a meditation on body politics and gender being rewritten into the colonial paradigm. …”
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‘Doing’ or ‘using’ intersectionality? Opportunities and challenges in incorporating intersectionality into knowledge translation theory and practice by Christine Kelly, Danielle Kasperavicius, Diane Duncan, Cole Etherington, Lora Giangregorio, Justin Presseau, Kathryn M. Sibley, Sharon Straus

“…Intersectionality comes from the work of black feminist scholars and activists. Intersectionality argues identities such as gender, race, sexuality, and other markers of difference intersect and reflect large social structures of oppression and privilege, such as sexism, racism, and heteronormativity. …”
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Find Your Way Back: Black Colleagues Return to the Erotic by Noel Anderson

“…Mirroring clinicians’ approach to addressing the race-based problems of higher education, I call on the Black feminist scholar Audre Lorde’s notion of “the erotic” as a spiritual power source. …”
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Facing the Coded Gaze with Evocative Audits and Algorithmic Audits by Buolamwini, Joy

“…I build on the insights of Black women intellectuals to show how Black feminist epistemology, intersectionality, and the outsider within standpoint provide avenues for shaping audits of algorithmic systems that reach everyday people. …”
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Voces negras: estudio comparado de la manifestación de las ideologías en el discurso de los sujetos valoradores femeninos en poemas de Phillis Wheatley, Frances E. W. Harper y Rita... by Yadelys Garriga Cruz

“…By analyzing their work, we can have a broader insight of the ideological path African American women had to undertake from early ages until the emergence of the 20th century Black Feminist Movement. We proposes a merged perspective of critical ideological discourse analysis and semantic dimensional analysis, following the sequence of the research conducted by the Group of Semantic and Discourse Studies, School of Foreign Languages, University of Havana. …”
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The “7 Up” Intersectionality Life Grid: A Tool for Reflexive Practice by Kay Fuller

“…In particular, feminist standpoint theory, including Black feminist standpoint theory, recognizes epistemic privilege. …”
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REMEMORY: Territorial Justice in Both Americas by Hoyle, Rajan

“…My research takes a journalistic and documentarian approach and leans on theory from the traditions of Black Feminist Geography, Decolonial and Postcolonial Thought, as well recent literature around property rights. …”
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