Will the Black woman who was removed from Claire McCaskill’s town hall meeting on health care get a “beer summit” at the White House? Turns out she was reacting after a white woman snatched a poster of Rosa Parks out of her hand. The white woman then ripped up the poster. After the Black woman [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘black women’
August 12, 2009
Beer Summit for Black Woman?
Filed under African Americans, Uncategorized
Tags: black women, obama, Professor Gates, Town Hall Meetings
March 26, 2009
Black Women & the Radical Tradition-this Saturday!
If you’ll be in New York, or want a very good excuse to come to the City, check out the Brooklyn College for Worker Education sponsored conference on black women and radicalism. The registration fee is crazy, but I’m not convinced that one might not be able to tip in un-noticed—but you didn’t hear that [...]
Filed under African Americans, Social Justice, feminism, race, social justice movements, women
Tags: Angela Davis, black women, conference, Olive morris, radical, radicalism
October 26, 2008
Move over Hillary & Barack: it’s Shirley!
If you’ve not seen the fab documentary Chisholm ‘72: Unbought & Unbossed and you’re in London this Wednesday (29 October, 4pm), get thee to King’s College London. The American Studies Department is screening the film about Shirley Chisholm’s 1972 presidential campaign.
The film is followed by a discussion on race, gender and the presidential race. On [...]
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Tags: 1972, african-American, black women, demoratic party, election, feminism, presidency, Shirley Chisholm, women