For today’s show, Tuesday host Ali Muldrow spends a powerful hour with DaMaris B. Hill discussing her new poetry collection, Breath Better Spent: Living Black Girlhood. DaMaris B. Hill is […]
Shining a Light on Missing & Murdered Black Women
According to the National Crime Information Center, 268,884 girls and women were reported missing in the United States in 2020. More than 34% percent of those reported missing were Black, […]
@jillisblack on Why You Should Unfollow Her
Instagram influencer @jillisblack says she’s tired of the constant curation of our identities. After garnering thousands of followers and millions of views, she wrote an incisive book of essays called […]
Celebrating Black Women in Pop Culture
In 2013, culture critic Zeba Blay was the first person to use the hashtag #carefreeblackgirls. It would go on to become a viral term celebrating Black women online. Now, eight […]
Moya Bailey on Misogynoir
Moya Bailey first coined the term misogynoir in her dissertation as a way of thinking about the intersection of sexism and racism, and especially how anti-Black misogyny functions in visual […]
Protecting Youth from Sexual Violence
“It starts with education. It starts with accountability. It starts with difficult conversations.” That’s youth advocate Prenicia Clifton talking about what it takes to reduce child sexual assault. She joins […]
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