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Black Gaze
Black Gaze
38 episodes
2 weeks ago
Two women in academia, raising questions and breaking down perceptions, from a Black point of view.
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Two women in academia, raising questions and breaking down perceptions, from a Black point of view.
Show more...
Education
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Black Reproductive Justice
Black Gaze
47 minutes 5 seconds
2 years ago
Black Reproductive Justice

Dr. Bertrand and Dr. Porcher co-host with Kay Coghill to discuss Black Reproductive Justice. Kay leads us in a critical conversation about how we can truly support Black birthing people not just with our words, but with our actions. Kay Coghill (they/them) is an abortion doula based in Richmond, Virginia, and on the Richmond Reproductive Freedom Project board. They are a Ph.D. candidate that studies digital misogynoir, digital Black girlhood studies, and Hip Hop, an adjunct professor who teaches in the Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies department, and the Digital Director for me too. International (Me Too Movement). They enjoy writing poetry, reading, and making their friends laugh. They are all about service and showing up for their community. Kay founded alongside their sister-friend a sister circle at a local high school called GLOW that focuses on teaching young Black girls and gender-expansive folks about Black Feminism and Hip Hop Feminism.

Black Gaze
Two women in academia, raising questions and breaking down perceptions, from a Black point of view.