Badass Feminist Politics explores gender, difference, feminist methods, stigma, social movements, mediated communication, intersectional feminist theory and pedagogy. It is a testament to resilience, resistance, and forward thinking about what these themes mean for new feminist agendas.
Badass Feminist Politics explores gender, difference, feminist methods, stigma, social movements, mediated communication, intersectional feminist theory and pedagogy. It is a testament to resilience, resistance, and forward thinking about what these themes mean for new feminist agendas.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
SARAH JANE BLITHE is an associate professor of communication studies at the University of Nevada, Reno. She is the author of Stories of Sex and Stigma: Work and Life in Nevada’s Legal Brothels and Gender Equality and Work-Life Balance: Glass Handcuffs and Working Men in the U.S. JANELL C. BAUER is an associate professor in the Department of Journalism and Public Relations at California State University, Chico. Her work focuses on critical studies of organizational communication, work-life policy, social media and activism, feminist theory and pedagogy.
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1 Introduction SARAH JANE BLITHE AND JANELL C. BAUER 2 Badass Activities for Threading Together Theory, Pedagogy, and Activism JANELL C. BAUER AND SARAH JANE BLITHE Part I Black Lives Matter: Research and Reflections 3 Being Black in the Ivory: Telling Our Truth and Taking Up Space ANGELA N. GIST-MACKEY, ASHLEY R. HALL, AND SHARDÉ M. DAVIS 4 #BlackIndigenousStoriesMatter ANITA MIXON 5 Your Black Friends Are Tired ANDREA EWING 6 Inciting Change with My Keyboard: Leveraging Hashtag Activism to Fight Anti-Black Racism during COVID-19 SHARDÉ M. DAVIS 7 The Reality of Our Dreams: Black Lives’ Fears PRISCA S. NGONDO 8 Black Women in Black Lives Matter: Navigating Being Both Engaged and Dismissed CERISE L. GLENN 9 Antiracist Holistic Change in “STEM” Higher Education MELANIE DUCKWORTH AND KELLY J. CROSS 10 Fighting for Black Studies: An Essay about Educational Empowerment IDRISSA N. SNIDER 11 When You Can’t Call the Cops: Intimate Partner Violence and #BlackLivesMatter REBECCA MERCADO JONES AND JAYNA MARIE JONES 12 Discovering Your Social Justice Gift amid the Distraction of Systemic Racism SIOBHAN E. SMITH-JONES AND JOHNNY JONES 13 Sexuality in My Reality: An Autoethnography of a Black Woman’s Resistance of Sexual Stereotypes SAVAUGHN WILLIAMS 14 The Forgotten Ones (for Those Who Survive Black Death) ROBIN M. BOYLORN 15 Performative Activism: Inauthentic Allyship in the Midst of a Racial Pandemic TINA M. HARRIS Part II Narrating the Material Body 16 Nevertheless, She Feels Pretty: A Critical Co-constructed Autoethnography on Fat Persistence and Resistance CASSIDY D. ELLIS AND SARAH GONZALEZ NOVEIRI 17 Visual Activism, Persistence, and Identity: Ostomy Selfies as a Form of Resistance to Dominant Body Ideologies RUTH J. BEERMAN AND MICHAEL S. MARTIN 18 The Silence of Laughter LYDIA HUERTA MORENO Part III Living Feminist Politics in Mediated Environments 19 Mónica Robles: (De?)colonizing Mexican Womanhood through the Power of Memes ANA GOMEZ PARGA 20 Smart Talk: Feminist Communication Questions for Artificial Intelligence MAUREEN EBBEN AND CHERIS KRAMARAE 21 The Silencing of Elizabeth Warren: A Case of Digital Persistence KATHLEEN RUSHFORTH Part IV New Feminist Theorizing 22 Social Justice Organizing through the Closet Metaphor JAMES McDONALD AND SARA DeTURK 23 Disrupting the Ratchet-Respectable Binary: Explorations of Ratchet Feminism and Ratchet Respectability in Daily and Popular Life DANETTE M. PUGH- PATTON AND ANTONIO L. SPIKES 24 Afrofuturist Lessons in Persistence JENNA N. HANCHEY Acknowledgments Notes on Contributors Index
1 Introduction SARAH JANE BLITHE AND JANELL C. BAUER 2 Badass Activities for Threading Together Theory, Pedagogy, and Activism JANELL C. BAUER AND SARAH JANE BLITHE Part I Black Lives Matter: Research and Reflections 3 Being Black in the Ivory: Telling Our Truth and Taking Up Space ANGELA N. GIST-MACKEY, ASHLEY R. HALL, AND SHARDÉ M. DAVIS 4 #BlackIndigenousStoriesMatter ANITA MIXON 5 Your Black Friends Are Tired ANDREA EWING 6 Inciting Change with My Keyboard: Leveraging Hashtag Activism to Fight Anti-Black Racism during COVID-19 SHARDÉ M. DAVIS 7 The Reality of Our Dreams: Black Lives’ Fears PRISCA S. NGONDO 8 Black Women in Black Lives Matter: Navigating Being Both Engaged and Dismissed CERISE L. GLENN 9 Antiracist Holistic Change in “STEM” Higher Education MELANIE DUCKWORTH AND KELLY J. CROSS 10 Fighting for Black Studies: An Essay about Educational Empowerment IDRISSA N. SNIDER 11 When You Can’t Call the Cops: Intimate Partner Violence and #BlackLivesMatter REBECCA MERCADO JONES AND JAYNA MARIE JONES 12 Discovering Your Social Justice Gift amid the Distraction of Systemic Racism SIOBHAN E. SMITH-JONES AND JOHNNY JONES 13 Sexuality in My Reality: An Autoethnography of a Black Woman’s Resistance of Sexual Stereotypes SAVAUGHN WILLIAMS 14 The Forgotten Ones (for Those Who Survive Black Death) ROBIN M. BOYLORN 15 Performative Activism: Inauthentic Allyship in the Midst of a Racial Pandemic TINA M. HARRIS Part II Narrating the Material Body 16 Nevertheless, She Feels Pretty: A Critical Co-constructed Autoethnography on Fat Persistence and Resistance CASSIDY D. ELLIS AND SARAH GONZALEZ NOVEIRI 17 Visual Activism, Persistence, and Identity: Ostomy Selfies as a Form of Resistance to Dominant Body Ideologies RUTH J. BEERMAN AND MICHAEL S. MARTIN 18 The Silence of Laughter LYDIA HUERTA MORENO Part III Living Feminist Politics in Mediated Environments 19 Mónica Robles: (De?)colonizing Mexican Womanhood through the Power of Memes ANA GOMEZ PARGA 20 Smart Talk: Feminist Communication Questions for Artificial Intelligence MAUREEN EBBEN AND CHERIS KRAMARAE 21 The Silencing of Elizabeth Warren: A Case of Digital Persistence KATHLEEN RUSHFORTH Part IV New Feminist Theorizing 22 Social Justice Organizing through the Closet Metaphor JAMES McDONALD AND SARA DeTURK 23 Disrupting the Ratchet-Respectable Binary: Explorations of Ratchet Feminism and Ratchet Respectability in Daily and Popular Life DANETTE M. PUGH- PATTON AND ANTONIO L. SPIKES 24 Afrofuturist Lessons in Persistence JENNA N. HANCHEY Acknowledgments Notes on Contributors Index
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