Archive for the 'feminism' tag

On Being Feminism’s “Ms. Nigga”

March 8th, 2011 by Latoya Peterson

Like, late night I’m on a first class...
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Posted in On Appropriation, We're So Post Racial, activism, diversity, ethnocentrism, everyday racism, feminism, ghettoization, hip-hop feminism, inequality, race & representations | 45 comments

Quoted: Nawal El Saadawi on the U.S. Role in Egypt’s Revolution

February 24th, 2011 by Andrea

TR: What role would you like the U.S. to play? ...
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Posted in Quoted, activism, arab, colonization/colonialism, feminism, gender, global issues, international, muslim | 1 comment

Feminist Intersection: So when does an issue become feminist?

May 6th, 2010 by Jessica

by Special Correspondent Jessica Yee, originally...
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Posted in feminism, immigration, racism | 30 comments

Femme-fights: ‘Feminists, Womanists’ Battle Across Racial Lines

April 16th, 2010 by Guest Contributor

by Guest Contributor Ope Bukola, originally...
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Posted in feminism, race, race & representations, racism | 1 comment

Quoted: Menda Francois on Nicki Minaj and Feminist Contradictions in Hardcore Female Rap

April 8th, 2010 by Latoya Peterson

As much potential as there is for female...
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Posted in feminism, hip hop, hip-hop feminism, sexuality | 3 comments