The Crunk Feminist Collection
Editat de Brittney C Cooper, Susana M Morris, Robin M. Boylornen Limba Engleză Paperback – 10 ian 2017
Descoperim în The Crunk Feminist Collection o aplicabilitate practică imediată a teoriei intersecționalității, transformând discursul academic arid într-un instrument de navigare a vieții cotidiene. Găsim în această carte o punte necesară între mediul universitar și cultura de stradă, unde politicile de gen și rasă se ciocnesc frontal cu industria muzicală și evenimentele curente. Această ediție, publicată de Feminist Press, compilează cele mai relevante intervenții de pe blogul omonim, oferind un cadru de analiză pentru ceea ce autoarele numesc feminismul generației hip-hop. Textul este structurat tematic, începând cu un manifest riguros care definește misiunea „Crunk”, urmat de secțiuni despre activismul pragmatic și viața de familie. În secțiunea dedicată activismului, eseuri precum „Making Movement Mistakes” oferă ghiduri concrete pentru gestionarea eșecurilor în organizarea comunitară, în timp ce partea dedicată familiei explorează teme sensibile precum infertilitatea sau dinamica puterii în bisericile afro-americane. Acoperă aceeași arie tematică precum Theorizing Black Feminisms de Abena P. A. Busia, dar cu o abordare mult mai ancorată în cultura pop și în experiența trăită a „femeilor de rând”, depășind barierele disciplinare stricte. Spre deosebire de Black British Feminism: A Reader, care se concentrează pe contextul european și excluderea rasială din Marea Britanie, colecția editată de Brittney C Cooper, Susana M Morris și Robin M. Boylorn este profund imersată în estetica și politica americană a „rezistenței prin plăcere”. Este o lectură care nu cere cititorului să aleagă între feminism și dragostea pentru cultura „ratchet”, ci oferă un limbaj critic pentru a le reconcilia pe ambele în spațiul public.
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Specificații
ISBN-10: 1558619437
Pagini: 322
Dimensiuni: 151 x 228 x 27 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Editura: Feminist Press
Locul publicării:New York, United States
De ce să citești această carte
Recomandăm această carte cititorilor interesați de sociologie și studii culturale care doresc să înțeleagă cum funcționează feminismul dincolo de teorie. Veți câștiga o perspectivă proaspătă asupra modului în care cultura hip-hop poate fi un spațiu de rezistență, nu doar de exploatare. Este un ghid esențial pentru activiști și studenți care caută un model de discurs incluziv, curajos și profund ancorat în realitățile urbane contemporane.
Despre autor
Volumul este coordonat de un colectiv de cercetătoare și activiste de prestigiu. Brittney C Cooper este o figură centrală în studiile de gen și profesor la Rutgers University, cunoscută pentru analizele sale asupra feminismului de culoare. Alături de Susana M Morris și Robin M. Boylorn, ea a fondat Crunk Feminist Collective, o platformă care a revoluționat blogosfera feministă. Activitatea lor academică și editorială se concentrează pe recuperarea vocilor marginalizate și pe utilizarea culturii populare ca teren de luptă politică și socială.
Descriere scurtă
Cuprins
Hip Hop Generation Feminism: A Manifesto
Introduction: Get CRUNK!
Activism: This is How We Do It
¿The Future is Now¿
¿Do You Remember The Time When You Fell In Love¿with Activism¿
¿Making Movement Mistakes: What to do When You F@*k Up¿
¿For Whites Who Consider Being Allies But Find it Much too Tuff"
¿On the Pole for Freedom: Bree Newsome¿s Politics, Theory, and Theology of Resistance¿
Family & Community: Choosing Family
¿Reflections on coming out and family¿
¿The Evidence of Things Not Seen: Sex and Power in the Black Church¿
¿Fish Dreams¿
¿Inconceivable: Black Infertility B-Side to Robin¿s Fish Dreams¿
¿What I Value Most¿
¿God¿s Plan Ain¿t Black Mother¿s Dying Young¿
¿Close Kin, Distant Relatives¿
¿Teaching Moments¿
¿After the Love Has Gone: Some Thoughts on Radical Community After the Election¿
¿Mamäs Baby, Papäs Maybe¿
¿What Love Looks Like in Public¿
Girl¿s Studies: Black Girls Are Magic
¿Won¿t You Celebrate With Me?¿
¿Meeting Girls Where They Are¿
¿How It Feels To Be¿¿
¿Overcoming A-stigma-tism: (An Affirmation) For Blackgirls Who Have Considered Suicide When Closed Eyes Are Enuf¿
¿Baby Hair: For Gabby, Blue Ivy, Tiana & Me¿
¿When Everything Hurts: Black Pain, Silence & Suicide Tries¿
¿When the Church Fails Its Women: 7 Truths We Need to Tell About Creflo Dollar, Black Daughters and Violence¿
¿Unbreakable or The Problem with Praising Blackgirl Strength¿
¿What If We Were Free? Riley Curry and Blackgirl Freedom¿
Gender: @#$% the Patriarchy
¿Dear Patriarchy¿
¿How did I become a feminist?¿
¿Do we need a body count to count?: Notes on the serial murders of Black women¿
¿8 Reasons Why Formenism Can Ruin Your Love Life¿
¿Invisible: Black Women & HIV¿
¿The Evolution of a Down Ass Chick¿
¿A Theory of Violence: In Honor of Kasandra, CeCe, Victoria, Savita and Jyoti¿
¿On Being Called Out My Name¿
¿On Black Men Showing Up for Black Women at the Scene of the Crime¿
¿What Does Black Masculinity Look Like?¿
¿Jesus Wasn¿t A Slut-Shamer or How Conservative Theology Harms Black Women¿
Hip Hop Feminism: Feminism All the Way Turned Up
¿Lensing The Culture: (Hip Hop) Women Behind the Camerä
¿Sticks, Stones & Microphones¿
¿Ten Crunk Commandments for Re-Invigorating Hip Hop Feminist Studies¿
¿Confessions of a Backslider¿
¿It¿s a f#@%g compliment¿
¿Disrespectability Politics: On Jay-Z¿s Bitch, Beyoncé¿s `Fly¿ Ass, and Black Girl Blue¿
¿Five Ways Talib Kweli Can Become a Better Ally to Women in Hip Hop¿
¿#CFCTaughtMe: 5 Lessons on Life & Relationships On the Occasion of Our 5th Birthday¿
Love, Sex, & Relationships: Black Feminist Sex Is ¿. the Best Sex Ever
¿Birthday Sex¿
¿A Broken-hearted Feminist¿ ¿ by Crunkista
¿A (Hetero) Black Feminist F(ordin)airytale¿
¿Single, Saved, and Sexin¿: The Gospel of Gettin¿ Your Freak On¿
¿A Love Poem for Single Mothers¿
¿She Got A Big Ego?: Thoughts on Dating with a Doctorate¿
¿no strings¿
¿Being Single: On Mary Jane, Gabrielle Union & Those of Us Who Are Imperfect¿
¿On the Glorification of the Side Chick¿
¿What¿s Up With Dudes Not Being Able to Give Compliments?¿
¿The Contract¿
¿How Chris Brown is Effing Up My Sex Life: A B-Side to Dating While Feminist B-side to Dating While Feminist¿
¿Please Accept My Sincere Apology¿
Politics & Policy: The Personal is Political
¿Conflict is forever: Can we change attitudes about diamonds?¿
¿The Power of Words: Racially Coded Political Rhetoric¿
¿The Wait of the Nation¿
¿Health care reform, politics and power: Is the Supreme Court Crunk?¿
¿ Reproductive Injustice and the `War on Women¿ or, An Ode to the Intersections¿
¿My Brother¿s Keeper & the Co-Optation of Intersectionality¿
¿Reflections on Respectability¿
¿Citizenship and Silence: Speaking the Stories Aloud¿
¿Teachers are Not Magical Negroes¿
Pop Culture: The Rise of the Ratchet
¿Nicki¿s World¿
¿Man Down: On Rihanna, Rape, and Violence¿
¿Olympics Oppression?: Gabby Douglas and Smile Politics"
¿(Un)Clutching My Mother¿s Pearls, or Ratchetness and the Residue of Respectability¿
¿Girl, Bye: Why This Moment is Bigger than Paula Deen¿
¿The Unending Heartbreak of Great Expectations: Why I Can¿t Watch The Mindy Project Anymore"
¿Bringing Back Wonder Woman"
¿5 Reasons I¿m Here for Beyoncé, the Feminist¿
¿On bell, Beyoncé, and Bullshit¿
¿Clair Huxtable is Dead¿
¿A Scandal and A Lawn Chair: Why Olivia Pope Can¿t Save Us From Racism¿
¿Tyler Perry Hates Black Women: 5 Thoughts on The Haves and the Have Nots¿
Race and Racism: ALL Black Lives Matter
¿The Gifts Among Us¿
¿Refereeing Serena: Racism, Anger, and U.S. (Women¿s) Tennis¿
¿SlutWalks v. Ho Strolls¿
¿Re-Nigging on the Promises: #Justice4Trayvon¿
¿Trayvon Martin and Prison Abolition¿
¿What Violence Does¿
¿On Kimani Gray¿Or To Be Young, Guilty, and Black¿
¿Fuck Sears, or When Mall Cops Attack¿
¿The Western Gaze: On Photography in the Two-Thirds World¿
¿Working While Black: 10 Racial Microaggressions Experienced in the Workplace¿
¿Waiting to Exhale¿
Identity: Intersectionality for a New Generation
¿You¿re Pretty for a Dark-Skinned Girl¿
¿[Sigh]¿I am so tired.¿
¿How a Big Girl Like it, Daddy?¿
¿Does This Make Me Look Fat?¿
¿Does This Make Me Look Latina?¿
¿Color(ism) Complex(es): An Ode to Dark (Skinned) Girls¿
¿20 Things I I Want To Say To My Twentysomething Self¿
¿Memories, Survival and Safety¿
¿Lady Gaga, Beauty, Ugliness and the Call for a Real Body Revolution¿
¿Getting to Happy, or The Myth of Happily Ever After¿
¿When You¿re 'the One'"
Sisterhood: She¿s Not Heavy, She¿s My Sister
¿Antoine Dodson¿s Sister: On Invisibility as Violence¿
¿The Joy(s) of Being A (Black) Woman¿
¿Is It Ever Okay to Tell a Sister to Go Kick Rocks?: Black Women and Friendship¿
¿Happy Galentine¿s Day!: A Little Love (In Whatever Form) Is All We Need¿
¿Tu(r)ning to Black Love¿
¿Beauty Parlor Politics¿
¿Remember Their Names: In Memory of Kasandra, Cherica & Others¿
¿Mamäs Feminism¿
¿So, Two Feminists Walk into a Bar¿¿
¿How Talking to Your Homegirls Can `Liberate¿ Your Sex Life¿
Self-Care: Thus Saith the Lorde
¿Crunkistäs Top 5 Unfeminist Moments¿
¿For Educated Black Girls Who¿re Just Tryin to Maintain when Degrees Ain¿t Enuf¿
¿Life is Not a Fairytale: Black Women and Depression¿
¿These Days I Hate Going to the Gynecologist¿
¿Putting My House in Order: Some Thoughts on Self-Care¿
¿Back-to-School Beatitudes: 10 Academic Survival Tips¿
¿Taking It All Off: Black Women, Nudity, and the Politics of Touch¿
¿Love Me Like You Love Your Lover¿
¿How to Not Die: Some Survival Tips for Black Women Who Are Asked to Do Too Much¿
¿Loving Ourselves: The Case for Radical Empathy¿
¿Black Autumn: On Black Anger, Tiredness, and the Limits of Self-Care¿
¿Disappearing Acts, Unreciprocated Interest(s) & Other Rhythms to My Blues¿
¿How To Say No and When To Say Yes¿
Conclusion: Outro
Notă biografică
Susana M. Morris is co-founder of the Crunk Feminist Collective and a contributing writer on the blog. She received her Ph.D. from Emory University and is currently Associate Professor of Literature, Media, and Communication at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Her book, Close Kin and Distant Relatives: The Paradox of Respectability in Black Women’s Literature, was published by the University of Virginia Press in February 2014.
Robin M. Boylorn is Assistant Professor of Interpersonal and Intercultural Communication at The University of Alabama. She received her Ph.D. from University of South Florida in 2009. She is the author of the award-winning monograph Sweetwater: Black Women and Narratives of Resilience (Peter Lang, 2013), and co-editor of Critical Autoethnography: Intersecting Cultural Identities in Everyday Life (Left Coast Press, 2014).