...Kellie D. Hay; Rebekah Farrugia The authors examine the spaces, cultural practices, and relational possibilities that exist in one particular context of community hip-hop, the Foundation. Arguing that it offers Black girlhood studies forms of political action through cultural production...

... girlhood studies, their body of work and names are oftentimes omitted from recent scholarship on Black girlhood. In this collectively authored essay, scholars, artists, and activists present an annotated bibliography of historical and contemporary texts, as well as cultural works, that center the voices...

... June Jordan Solidarity Black girlhood Palestine Womanism Negotiating the privileges of empire is not an impossible task, but the grooming that empire enacts onto the bodies of oppressed subjects creates a reactive individualism that can be witnessed—although not uniquely so—in working...

... thought Black girlhood Autoethnography Praxis Oppression To illuminate the voices, experiences, and complex lives of black women, Patricia Hill Collins is attentive to “specialized thought produced by African-American women intellectuals designed to express a Black woman's standpoint.” 1...

... a complementary performance narrative to recount Southern black girlhood in Sweetwater NC, and Tidewater, VA. Sweetwater is a slow cooked auto/ethnography. Each story has a distinct yet complementary character that becomes more layered and deeply textured as the reader stews at home with the folks from...