Archive for the 'black women' Category
• July 23, 2012 •
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Posted in black women, family, motherhood, parenthood
Tags: income inequality, Marissa Mayer, motherhood, nuclear family, personal as political, stay-at-home mothers, working mothers
• February 15, 2012 •
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Posted in black women, book reviews, books, literature, non-fiction, poetry
Tags: alice walker, inside this place not of it, Kathryn Stockett, m. nourbese philip, Octavia Spencer, prison, Tavis Smiley, the help, Viola Davis, women prisoners, zong
• August 29, 2011 •
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Posted in black women, books, literature, science fiction, writers, writing
Tags: charlie rose, octavia butler, parable of the sower, parable of the talents, science fiction authors
• January 13, 2011 •
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Posted in anthologies, black women, book reviews, books, feminism, poetry, political thought, womanist, writing
Tags: black feminists, calyx press, combahee river collective statement, home girls: a black feminist anthology, kate rushin, poetry, the black back-ups
• May 9, 2010 •
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Posted in african women, black women, books, family, feminism, poetry, poets, women, writers
Tags: john f kennedy, malcolm x, maturity, mothers of the revolution, oppression, sankara, tupac, writing, zimbabwe
• April 9, 2010 •
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Posted in black women, family, motherhood, politics
Tags: census, clocks, counting, eternity, inmate, prison, statistics, time
• March 18, 2010 •
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Posted in african literature, black women, books, feminism, literature, reading, womanist, women
Tags: evolution, fiction, frederick douglass, james baldwin, literacy, marlon james, reading, richard wright, the color purple, toni morrison, writers
• March 17, 2010 •
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Posted in african literature, african women, black women, books, family, feminism, literature, motherhood, poetry, reading, tichaona chinyelu, women
Tags: books, incarceration, love, love stories, marriage, motherhood, poetry, the prisoner's wife
• December 28, 2009 •
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Posted in african literature, black women, books, family, feminism, motherhood, nigeria, political thought, tichaona chinyelu, Uncategorized, womanist
Tags: african, funmilayo ransome-kuti, malcolm x, ngugi wa thiong'o, tichaona chinyelu, women unbound
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