HeyJaredAishah Shahidah Simmons' AfroLez®femcentric Perspectives
Black. Feminist. Lesbian. Survivor. Dharma practitioner and teacher. These are not just identities. They are portals. This work moves through them. Toward compassionate truth. Toward healing and accountability. Toward freedom for all beings.
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Deconstructing Rape Myths with Dr. Aaronette M. White (opens the original)
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Content note: This post and video discuss rape and sexual violence, including racialized rape myths. Please care for yourself as you read and watch.Recent cases at Cornell University and LSU (Louisiana State University) have heightened public awareness of rape on college campuses. I’m holding the survivors at the center of those stories. And I’m holding a larger truth: these made the news. So many don’t.For every case that reaches a headlin
39 Linear Feet: My Papers Are Now Open at Duke (opens the original)
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“[…]This collection documents Simmons’s deep commitment to a Black feminist approach to survivor-centered cultural work, especially in her years-long quest to make NO! The Rape Documentary.Researchers will find an array of information about the practical aspects of creating independent documentary films, from securing funding and managing logistics, to writing, filming, and editing.[…]”Ren Bickel, Technical Services Archivist, Sallie Bingham Cent
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