Monthly Archives: October, 2012
The Feminist Wire Forum on Black (Academic) Women’s Health
Black academic women and health can seem like a narrow topic living at the axis of too many intersections to be of interest to many people. And, that may be … Continue reading
MIGRATED CONTENT: Devil in a Church Dress
Sometimes I have an occasion to migrate old blog content to this new space. Today, a comment from a regular tweep, @thetrudz (a phenomonal critical thinker and writer in her … Continue reading
Them’s That Got Shall Have: Criminalizing Parents Who Steal Free Education
Every parent wants what is best for his or her children but only some parents are going to jail for trying to provide their kids with the best education money … Continue reading
Chopping It Up on Twitter With Joe Biden
Reblogged from tressiemc: I roll like that now. So, this is a real thing that happened. Trapped between teaching my class and going to my next class I see a … Continue reading
Black, Female,Thinking Out Loud & #Twittergate
I read the Autobiography of Malcolm X when I was 12 years old. I thought it was fiction because surely no real life could be that fantastical. That the Autobiography … Continue reading
Conference Live Tweets: Twitter Good or #Twittergate?
Reblogged from Roopika Risam: I didn’t think my foray into academic blogging would begin with what I jokingly dubbed #Twittergate, but in this fast-paced digital age, much is beyond our … Continue reading
