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The Echoing Ida Collection /

"Founded in 2012, Echoing Ida is a writing collective of Black women and nonbinary writers who-like their foremother Ida B. Wells-Barnett-believe the "way to right wrongs is to turn the light of truth upon them." Their community reporting spans a wide variety of topics: reproductive j...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Duster, Michelle (writer of foreword.), Zinzi, Janna (Editor ), Alabi, Kemi (Editor ), Greenlee, Cynthia R. (Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York, NY : Feminist Press at the City University of New York, 2021.
Edición:First Feminist Press edition.
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Foreword / Michelle Duster
  • The origin story / Janna a. Zinzi
  • The structure and the struggle. Introduction / Kemi Alabi
  • The violence happening in Ferguson is more than physical / Alexandra Moffett-Bateau
  • Powerless in the face of white supremacy and a gun / Bianca Campbell
  • Healing in the midst of tragedy : how can black folks keep surviving in the face of constant trauma? / Quita Tinsley
  • What Black Lives Matter organizers are doing to fight white supremacy at every level / Shanelle Matthews
  • Urban and rural America are connected by economic refuges like me / Erin Malone
  • Equal pay day for (some) African American women / Alexandra Moffett-Bateau
  • #UsToo : we must expand the conversation on sexual violence / Raquel Willis
  • The school-to-prison pipeline affects girls of color, but reform efforts pass them by / Ruth Jeannoel
  • The right to (black) life / Renee Bracey Sherman
  • Birth justice ...and yes, that includes abortion. Introduction / Cynthia R. Greenlee
  • Who should you listen to on abortion? people who've had them / Renee Bracey Sherman
  • The road to Roe : paved with bodies of women of color and the legal activism of African Americans / Cynthia R. Greenlee
  • Whitewashing reproductive rights : how black activists get erased / Renee Bracey Sherman
  • What my first pregnancy taught me about birth justice / Ruth Jeannoel
  • Serena Williams could insist that doctors listen to her. most black women can't. / Elizabeth Dawes Gay
  • Choice under fire : issues surrounding African American reproductive rights / Renee Bracey Sherman
  • The story that's taken ten years to tell : on abortion, race, and the power of story / Shenelle Matthews
  • On "commonsense childbirth" : a QA with midwife Jennie Joseph / Elizabeth Dawes Gay
  • Insurance coverage of doula care would benefit patients and service providers alike / Elizabeth Dawes Gay
  • The largely forgotten history of abortion billboard advertising
  • and what pro-choice advocates can learn from it / Cynthia R. Greenlee
  • Want to win on abortion? talk about it as an issue of love, compassion / Yamani Hernandez
  • Family matters. Introduction / Kemi Alabi
  • A (midwestern) black lesbian's reflections on 20 years of being "family" / Jasmine Burnett
  • Stigma around "nontraditional" families won't end with assisted reproductive technology / Bianca Campbell
  • Trans women are women. this isn't a debate. / Raquel Willis
  • On being a proud teen mom : I don't hate myself as much as you wish I did / Gloria Malone
  • For my mother : a day without cancer / Cynthia R. Greenlee
  • I'll always love Big Poppa : how Biggie Smalls helped me understand my parents' deaths / Brittany Brathwaite
  • The backlash to Beyonce's pregnancy is an example of the attack on black motherhood / Gloria Malone
  • The criminal justice system is failing black families / Samantha Daley
  • The names of things / Kemi Alabi
  • Naked power. Introduction / Janna A. Zinzi
  • Auntie conversations : black women talk sex, self-care, and illness / Charmaine Lang
  • Shaming women about having sex doesn't stop us from having sex / Emma Akpan
  • A new "pum pum palitix" : carnival and the sex education the Caribbean needs / Bianca Campbell and Samantha Daley
  • Exam rooms and bedrooms : navigating queer sexual health / Taja Lindley
  • Why doesn't the trans community have a legit dating app yet? / Raquel Willis
  • Sexy MF : celebrating Prince, New Orleans Baby Dolls, and not giving a f*ck / Janna A. Zinzi
  • This is what naked power looks like / Taja LIndley
  • Black, queer, and dating in the buckle of the bible belt / Jordan Scruggs
  • Radically truthful dating profiles / Various
  • Beauty breaks. Introduction / Cynthia R. Greenlee
  • Why I debated getting my breasts augmented
  • and why I finally did / Raquel Willis
  • Learning to love it, yes even that : boob sweat and more / Quita Tinsley
  • I'm a black woman; that doesn't mean I have a bomb in my hair / Taja Lindley
  • Soft beautiful just for me relaxer, no-lye conditioning creme, children's regular / Kemi Alabi
  • I like my unruly eyebrows, thank you very much / Cynthia R. Greenlee
  • "Are you just a plaything of nature?" Amina Ross on the politics of beauty / Kemi Alabi
  • For the kulcha. Introduction / Janna A. Zinzi
  • How Prince helped me be black and genderqueer in America's bible capital / Jordan Scruggs
  • 30 years later, 7 ways A different world was woke AF / Brittany Brathwaite
  • How statement t-shirts unite black history, culture, and fashion / Cynthia R. Greenlee
  • Where's the 16, parenting, and OK reality show? / Gloria Malone
  • Lemonade refreshed my spirit. I didn't feel exploited, commodified, or powerless, bell hooks. Emma Akpan
  • I became a black woman in Spokane, but, Rachel Dolezal, I was a black girl first. / Alicia Walters
  • Weed for period pain? yes, but I want equity in the marijuana industry too / Jasmine Burnett
  • Tourmaline wants her just due / Raquel Willis
  • The word is "nemesis" : the fight to integrate the national spelling bee / Cynthia R. Greenlee
  • We will always love you : why Whitney Houston was our all-American gurl / Jordan Scruggs and Janna A. Zinzi
  • Black love and black futures. Introduction / Cynthia R. Greenlee
  • Journey to me : how I came out and embraced all of me / Charmaine Lang
  • We should all go to rehab / Yamani Hernandez
  • In betweens / Jordan Scruggs
  • Trans visionaries : how Miss Major helped spark the modern trans movement / Raquel Willis
  • Pleasure politics part I : employment, economic justice, and the erotic / Taja LIndley
  • Herbs that fortify us / Carib Healing Collective
  • Lessons in queer community building : fear, yearning, and loving in Milwaukee / Charmaine Lang
  • Word is bond : a ritual / Taja Lindley
  • Onward. Sometimes, the struggle isn't with "them." it's between us. / Cynthia R. Greenlee and Charmaine Lang
  • Bernie is not my bro and Omarosa is not my homegirl : Idas as interrupters / Janna A. Zinzi
  • Reverse haiku for black writers when the calls for pitches are too much / Cynthia R. Greenlee
  • Toward our black feminist future / Kemi Alabi.