Category: Intersectionality
How Race/ism & Patriarchy Interact To Shape Inequality
INTRODUCTION Inequality can be best understood in the context of how humans conceptualize ‘equality’. In the United States, a nation that projects an image of democracy and fairness, inequality is framed as a consequence of the typical stratification of ability, effort, and worth. This can also be found in the … Continue Reading How Race/ism & Patriarchy Interact To Shape Inequality
Decolonization: What Ought To Be
Cishetpatriarchy is not community
Transitioning Into A Decolonized Masculinity
D.A.T.T. Freedom School Week 4 Summary – Cishetpatriarchy, Gender, & Sexuality
D.A.T.T. Freedom School: Summer Session
Intersectional Food Politics & The Failure of SNAP Challenges
Let’s Talk About Human Rights: The Failure of ‘Rights’ Rhetoric
“The Blacker The Berry” Is A Black Pathology Anthem
Under Construction: Decolonizing Queer Masculinity(ies) Part II – Depatriarchalizing The Body
Gotta Catch ‘Em ALL!: How Liberalism Turns Oppressed Peoples into Pokemon
Under Construction: Decolonized Queer Masculinity(ies)
Black Feminism(s) Taught Me
You Catch More Flies With Honey…
Constant State of Rage Part II: No I Don’t Need to Be Nice to my Oppressors
Re-Appropriation & Politics of Value
INTRO After having some discussions with some friends in regards to the re-appropriation of words I decided that a big component of that discussion should include looking at the basics of who/what controls meaning/value in a society. I believe that this is a crucial point of the discussion because if … Continue Reading Re-Appropriation & Politics of Value
