If you listen at some point, let me know what you think!
This blog is for everything related to the book Living with Lynching by Koritha Mitchell, published in October 2011 by the University of Illinois Press. So much has happened in the book's first few months of existence! Having this space will help me remember to document more of what happens so that I can share with whomever is interested. Thank you for joining me on this journey of grappling with difficult issues and thinking critically but also celebrating.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Tayari Jones on Black LIT Radio!
If you listen at some point, let me know what you think!
Monday, November 12, 2012
Discussing Self-Care in The Feminist Wire
I could write Living with Lynching in a way that made me proud because I had amazing support from countless people and several organizations. Those factors were not enough, however. I combined that support with a particular approach to my work and my health. Because I think that adopting a similar approach might help others, I shared my perspective on healthy choices in a forum initiated by the extraordinary online journal The Feminist Wire. This publication has become known for providing clusters of essays on key issues, ranging from the politics of Palestine to voting rights in the United States. This time, women's health took center stage, with a special focus on women of color in the academy. I am honored to have my ideas about this topic included in this remarkable and remarkably important forum.
Emphasizing the need to draw boundaries and say "no," my piece is titled "Should-ing All Over Ourselves"
For an overview of the entire forum, see "Take Care: Notes on the Black (Academic) Women’s Health Forum"
To stay connected to this extraordinary publication, visit http://thefeministwire.com/ often!
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