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Talkin’ About a Revolution: JP Howard on Raising Her Fist—and Queer Women’s Voices

PUBLISHED 2/20/2018 by Julie Enszer

“It is crucial, in fact necessary, to have literary spaces like Sinister Wisdom to raise our voices, lift our symbolic fists and say ‘We are here! We are not going anywhere. We refuse to be silenced.'”

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The Ms. Q&A: Brittney Cooper on Grown Women, Sex-Positive Sermons and Eloquent Rage

PUBLISHED 2/19/2018 by Janell Hobson

We spoke to black feminist public scholar Brittney Cooper about her new book, Eloquent Rage—and feminism, antiracism, Black Lives Matter, the Black Church, Beyoncé and Hillary Clinton.

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Liberating Words: Is It Too Late For Me?

PUBLISHED 2/15/2018 by Liberating Words

“be my own Woman?
put on high heels, high bun,
too high expectations.”

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Liberating Words: Untitled (A Poem About Me)

PUBLISHED 2/14/2018 by Liberating Words

“i am bored a house broom
i see blue mats wear a costume
and i build a fort prepare for my groom”

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Visualizing Reproductive Justice Under Trump

PUBLISHED 2/13/2018 by Nicholl Paratore

The curators at A.I.R. Gallery centered their biennial CURRENTS exhibition this year on abortion—creating a safe space for what were once unspeakable stories to be shared at a pivotal time.