Black Feminism’s New Wave

Black Feminism’s New Wave

Session Type(s): Panel

Starts: Friday, Jul. 18 11:00 AM (Eastern)

Ends: Friday, Jul. 18 12:15 PM (Eastern)

This panel will discuss the current climate in Black feminist writing and activism, with specific attention paid to the role of digital media as tools for activism and collaboration.

Moderator

Feminista Jones

Feminista Jones

Sex Positive writer/blogger and mental health Social Worker from New York City. Love & Sex Section Editor at BlogHer.com. Host of TWiB: After Dark podcast. Contributor to Salon, HuffPost Live. Former columnist for Ebony.com. Public Speaker. Mom.

Other sessions: We Are ALL Women Caucus

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Panelists

Imani Gandy

Imani Gandy

Imani aka Angry Black Lady is a recovering attorney turned women’s rights activist and journalist. She is currently Senior Legal Analyst at RH Reality Check where she writes about reproductive rights and reproductive justice, develops policy resources related to federal and state anti-choice legislation, and co-hosts RJ Courtwatch, a legal podcast. She is the publisher of Angry Black Lady Chronicles (ABLC), which won the 2010 Black Weblog Award for Blog to Watch and the 2012 Black Weblog Award for Best Political/News Blog. She is also the co-host of This Week in Blackness Prime.

Her work has been featured at The Grio.com, AlterNet, and she has appeared on various progressive radio talk shows and podcasts, including Alternet Radio Hour, Politics and Reality Radio, The Bob and Chez Show, and the Hal Sparks Radio Program.

Other sessions: AMTWiB w/ L. Joy Williams


Shafiqah Hudson

Shafiqah Hudson

Shafiqah Hudson is a feminist, critical race scholar, freelance author and citizen of the world, who has been featured in print publications such as ESSENCE magazine, and whose work has appeared in several online publications, most recently the Toast, xoJane, and Ebony Magazine Online. She lives in Philadelphia.


Mikki Kendall

Mikki Kendall

Mikki Kendall is a writer of creative nonfiction, fiction, and occasionally a tweeter of things that upset the status quo. Focusing largely on issues of race, community health, and representation in media her work can be found at Salon, XOJane, Essence, Ebony, NPR, and the Guardian among other outlets.

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Jamie Nesbitt Golden

Jamie Nesbitt Golden

Writer. Misanthrope. Curmudgeon. Podcaster. One-fifth of NerdgasmNoire.net. One-half of HoodFeminism.com. Recovering journalist. Freelance writer whose work can be found at Salon, xoJane, and Ebony.com

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