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Author: Naomi Extra

Naomi Extra is a freelance writer, poet and doctoral student in American Studies at Rutgers University-Newark. In both her creative and scholarly work she explores the themes of agency and pleasure in the lives of black women and girls. Naomi is also a Cave Canem fellow and contributing writer to the feminist publication, Weird Sister. You can find her writings in The Feminist Wire, Bitch, Racialicious, Apogee Journal, The Paterson Literary Review and elsewhere.
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It Could Have Been Me: Korryn Gaines and the Criminalization of Black Women

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Every bone in my body tells me that I could have been Korryn Gaines.

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