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On straightness and other things I never knew
Being straight is as foreign to me as the North Pole yet more familiar than anything else I know.
 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD
Brené Brown, Courage Culture, and the Co-optation of Black Women's Intellectual Labor
The cycle of exploitation runs deeper than we would like to admit.
 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD
Love Note #13: Pushing through the coldest winter ever
Sistah Souljah has been on my mind heavy.
 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD
Black Feminist Book Club #12: Abolition. Feminism. Now. by Angela Y. Davis, Gina Dent, Erica R. Meiners, and Beth Richie
You can't have one without the other.
On finding hope in a hopeless place
Shout out to Rihanna and Barack Obama
 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD
Black Feminist Book Club #11: Eloquent Rage by Brittney Cooper
The Black Feminist Manifesto we were all waiting for.
We are never forgiving Trump voters
No matter how regretful y'all are, the answer remains: "F*ck you."
 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD
Love Note #12: "Let this radicalize you rather than lead you to despair"
I keep reminding myself of Mariame Kaba's message.
 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD
Memory, mourning, and mattering on Oct. 14th
Our mourning is political.
 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD
Love Notes
Love Notes
Thoughts on Black Feminism, abolition, publishing, queerness, transness, (dis)ability, politics, and a freer future.
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