最高の Cite Black Women ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Erica Williams on Women's Healing Words S3E3 45:04

1+ y ago45:04

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In this episode, first recorded in October 2021, Dr. Erica Williams (Cite Black Women Collective, Spelman College) shares her journey fighting Breast Cancer in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here, she considers the healing power of Black women's words. Particularly, Dr. Williams reflects on the ways that Audre Lorde's The Cancer Journals i…

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A Função do Arte no Brasil Contemporâneo: Uma conversa entre Rosana Paulino e Lorraine Leu S3E2 44:11

2y ago44:11

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During the 2020 Lozano Long Conference, “Black Women’s Intellectual Contributions to the Americas: Perspectives from the Global South” February 20-21,2020, was a transnational and multilingual conversation amongst women who are often excluded from contemporary debates. The range of scholars, artists, and intellectuals engaged in discourse of Blackn…

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Waking Up Queer and Black: A conversation with Dr. Jenn M. Jackson S3E1 53:40

2y ago53:40

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Dr. Jenn M. Jackson (who uses the pronouns they/them) is a queer genderflux, androgynous Black woman, an abolitionist, a lover of all Black people, and an Assistant Professor at Syracuse University in the Department of Political Science. Jackson’s primary research is on Black Politics with a focus on group threat, gender and sexuality, political be…

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¿Qué significa ser mujer negra en Argentina?: Un dialogo entre Florencia Gomes y Prisca Gayles 25:40

2y ago25:40

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¿Qué significa ser mujer negra en Argentina? ¿Qué significa ser una mujer negra activista en un país que históricamente ha invisibilizado y negado la negritud? Estas preguntas dan inicio a la conversación entre Florencia Gomes y la Dra. Prisca Gayles. Cubrimos el complejo sistema racial de extranjerización, borrado y ocultación que resulta en la po…

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S2E15: A Conversation with A. Lynn Bolles on The History and Labor of Citational Practices 34:57

2+ y ago34:57

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In this episode, Cite Black Women Podcast host interviews Dr. A. Lynn Bolles about her pathfinding work on Black women and the politics of citation in anthropology. A Lynn Bolles, Ph.D. is Professor Emerita in the Department of Women’s Studies and an affiliate faculty member in Anthropology, African American Studies, Comparative Literature and Amer…

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S2E14 - Nuestro Amor A La Vida Es Más Fuerte Que Nuestro Temor A La Muerte 45:40

2+ y ago45:40

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En el S2E14 del podcast Cite Black Women (Cita Mujeres Negrxs), Yineth Balanta Mina, Yannia Sofia Garzon Valencia y Alysia Mann Carey, se encuentran para conversar un poco sobre su vida y su activismo en torno al "Cuidado de la Vida" y las experiencias de re-existencia como mujeres negrxs.Christen Smith による

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Luchas de las Mujeres Negras en México S2E13 38:52

3y ago38:52

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En esta entrevista Yoalli Rodríguez, habla con Rosa María Castro lideresa y activista Afro-mexicana y con Itza Amanda Varela Huerta, profesora-investigadora del Colegio de México. Se hablan de temas sobre racismo en México, luchas de las mujeres negras en México, así como de su trabajo comunitario e intelectual. Además se habla sobre la demanda de …

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S2E12: A Candid Dialogue About Black Women’s Knowledge Production and The Politics of Citation 1:39:32

3y ago1:39:32

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This episode of Cite Black Women podcast features a candid dialogue about Black Women’s knowledge production and the politics of citation. On Friday, February 26th, 2021, scholars convened virtually at UC Berkeley. The lineup included CBW collective members Dr. Whitney N. L. Pirtle, Associate Professor of Sociology at UC Merced and Imani A. Wadud, …

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S2E11: Dr. Koritha Mitchell on African American women, homemaking and citizenship 52:23

3y ago52:23

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In this episode, Cite Black Women podcast host, Christen A. Smith sits down with Koritha Mitchell a literary historian, cultural critic, and associate professor of English at Ohio State University. to discuss book. From Slave Cabins to the White House: Homemade Citizenship in African American Culture (August 2020, University of Illinois Press). In …

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S2E10 Black Feminist Physics: A Conversation with Chanda Prescod-Weinstein 1:11:29

3+ y ago1:11:29

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In this episode Cite Black Women podcast host Christen Smith sits down with theoretical physicist and feminist theorist Dr. Chanda Prescod-Weinstein to discuss Black feminist physics, the intersections between the matrix of violence against Black women and science, her radical Black feminist upbringing and her forthcoming book, The Disordered Cosmo…

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S2E9: Race, Technology and Abolition - A Conversation with Ruha Benjamin 40:08

3+ y ago40:08

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Race is coded into every aspect of our technological lives, from automatic soap dispensers to Zoom calls. In this episode, host Christen Smith sits down with Prof. Ruha Benjamin of Princeton University to her work on racial coding, how racism and technology work hand in hand, and what we can do to create abolitionist futures despite this racism. Ru…

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S2E8: The Legacy of Andaiye: A Conversation with Alissa Trotz and Nicole Burrowes 49:25

3+ y ago49:25

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In this episode, guest host Dr. Nicole Burrowes (Rutgers University) talks with Dr. Alissa Trotz (University of Toronto) about the legacy of Guyanese Black radical feminist organizer and thinker Andaiye. Andaiye was a long time activist and social critic who helped to organize the Working People's Alliance (WPA)and was a founding member of Read Thr…

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S2E7: We Must Center Black Trans Women in This Struggle - Imara Jones 32:36

4y ago32:36

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In S2E7 of the Cite Black Women podcast Cite Black Women Collective member Erica Williams sits down with journalist, intersectional-news producer, and creator of TransLash, Imara Jones, to discuss her remarkable work celebrating Black trans women's lives, fighting for justice, and imagining a Black trans future. Bio: Imara Jones, whose work has won…

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S2E6: Juneteenth and the History of Black Emancipation Days in the U.S, Dr. Melissa Stuckey 59:27

4y ago59:27

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In this episode of the Cite Black Women podcast, Dr. Christen Smith sits down with Dr. Melissa Stuckey to discuss the history of Black emancipation days in the United States, Juneteenth, and the special tone this year's commemoration takes in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. Dr. Stuckey discuss the special connections between George Floyd an…

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S2E5: Black Women and Health Equity: Spotlight on Black Maternal Health and COVID-19 1:06:13

4y ago1:06:13

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CBW Collective member Dr. Whitney Pirtle speaks with Dr. Monica McLemore about her career trajectory, moving from her long-time position as a clinical public health nurse to becoming a prominent researcher on Black maternal health and reproductive justice. They discuss the importance of centering and listening to Black women in reaching health equi…

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S2E4: Experiences Embodied in Language and Flesh: Dr. Dora Santana 28:31

4y ago28:31

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In celebration of International Transgender Day of Visibility 2020, CBW Collective member Michaela Machicote talks with trans woman warrior, scholar, activist, artist, and story-teller, Dr. Dora Santana, about experiences embodied in language and flesh. Dr. Santana is an assistant professor of Gender Studies at John Jay College CUNY and holds a PhD…

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S2E3: A Black Women's History of the United States 39:51

4y ago39:51

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In this special Women's History Month episode Ph.D. student Tiana Wilson sits down with Drs. Daina Ramey Berry and Kali Nicole Gross to discuss their most recent book, A Black Women's History of the United States. Daina Ramey Berry holds the Oliver H. Radkey Regents Professorship of History and is a Fellow of Walter Prescott Webb Chair in History a…

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S2E2: Uma Conversa com Dra. Sueli Carneiro 47:34

4y ago47:34

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Neste episódio especial para o Dia Internacional da Mulher/Dia Internacional de la Mujer, sentamos com a Dra. Sueli Carneiro, filósofa e fundadora do Geledés, Instituto da Mulher Negra do Brasil, para dialogar sobre a importância de enegrecer o feminismo, a problemática da mulher negra, e o futuro do feminismo. O podcast foi gravado durante o congr…

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S2E1: A Conversation with Carole Boyce Davies, Yomaira Figueroa and Bedour Alagraa 47:14

4y ago47:14

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This podcast features a conversation Profs. Carole Boyce Davies, Yomaira Figueroa and Bedour Alagraa on Sylvia Wynter, Caribbean philosophy and the intellectual contributions of Black women to the Americas. It was recorded during the Black Women’s Intellectual Contributions to the Americas: Perspectives from the Global South (Lozano Long) Conferenc…

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SPECIAL Episode - Brazilian Poet Elizandra Souza (in Portuguese) 51:05

4y ago51:05

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In this special episode of the Cite Black Women Podcast—our first in Portuguese— host Christen Smith talks with poet and activist Elizandra Souza of São Paulo, Brazil. Elizandra Souza é uma das referências em literatura negra produzida nas periferias de São Paulo, com uma trajetória de 18 anos de ativismo cultural. é escritora, poeta, jornalista fo…

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S1E11: The Church of Black Feminist Thought 33:48

4+ y ago33:48

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A conversation between Cite Black Women Collective member Imani Wadud and the two co-coveners of The Church of Black Feminist Thought: Miyuki Baker and Ra Malika Imhotep. This graduate student spotlight explores The Church of Black Feminist Thought's powerful vision, praxis, and embodied citation. For more info on The Church of Black Feminist Thoug…

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S1E10: Dr. Vilna Treitler on Trauma, Resilience, Memoir and Artistic Vision 45:32

4+ y ago45:32

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At the American Sociological Meeting 2019, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Vilna Treitler. In this conversation, she discusses her experiences with trauma and resilience, mentorship, her work as a visual artist and her newest project: her memoir. [*Cover Photo: Vilna Treitler Self Portrait]Vilna Bashi Treitler is Professor of Black Stud…

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S1E9 - Centering and Celebrating Black Women in Sociology 1:11:05

4+ y ago1:11:05

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This episode features the recorded audio from the panel Cite Black Women: Centering and Celebrating Black Women in Sociology, that took place at the American Sociological Association Meeting in 2019: What started out as a small idea on twitter turned out to be a mini-movement in Philly. On the Saturday of 2018 ASA conference, scores of sociologists…

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S1E8: Conversation with Professor Michelle Duster 1:01:32

5y ago1:01:32

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This week's episode of the Cite Black Women podcast is in commemoration of Ida B. Well's birthday (07/16/1862). Cite Black Women Collective member Michaela Machicote speaks with Professor Michelle Duster, scholar, community advocate, and the paternal great granddaughter of Ida B. Wells. In this episode we discuss Duster's scholarship, her commitmen…

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S1E7 Conversation with Dr. Ashley Farmer 37:26

5y ago37:26

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Ashley Farmer is a historian of black women's history, intellectual history, and radical politics. She is currently an Assistant Professor in the Departments of History and African and African Diaspora Studies at the University of Texas- Austin. Her book, Remaking Black Power: How Black Women Transformed an Era, is the first comprehensive study of …

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S1E6 Pt. 2: A Candid Dialogue About Citational Politics and Black Women's Knowledge @UC Berkeley 38:23

5y ago38:23

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On Friday February 22, 2019, the Black Graduate Students Association in collaboration with the LUTA initiative at the University of California Berkeley held a special Cite Black Women event alongside the ANTI-BLACK STATE VIOLENCE ACROSS THE AMERICAS symposium that occurred on campus at the same time. This Cite Black Women event, organized by Caleb …

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S1E6-Pt. 1: A Candid Dialogue About Citational Politics and Black Women's Knowledge...UC BERKELEY 31:35

5y ago31:35

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On Friday February 22, 2019, the Black Graduate Students Association in collaboration with the LUTA initiative at the University of California Berkeley held a special Cite Black Women event alongside the ANTI-BLACK STATE VIOLENCE ACROSS THE AMERICAS symposium that occurred on campus at the same time. This Cite Black Women event, organized by Caleb …

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Season 1, Episode 5 "Dr. Daina Ramey Berry: Slavery, Commodification and Black Women's Erasure" 44:51

5y ago44:51

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In this last episode for Black History Month 2019, Cite Black Women founder Christen Smith interviews historian Daina Ramey Berry, the author of five books on gender and slavery in the United States. In this conversation we talk about the powerful and reflective work of writing about our collective past, the relationship between the commodification…

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Season 1, Episode 4: "Loving Black Women’s Work"- Drs. Beverly Guy-Sheftall and Erica Williams 35:35

5y ago35:35

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In this special Valentine's Day/Black History Month Episode of the Cite Black Women podcast, we feature a conversation between collective member Dr. Erica Williams and the world renowned Black feminist scholar Dr. Beverly Guy-Sheftall. Listen to them discuss their #love for Black women's work, their passion for writing, the importance of friendship…

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Season 1, Episode 3: “Transnationalism, Anti-Imperialism & Citation with Dr. Keisha-Khan Perry" 22:07

5+ y ago22:07

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In this Martin Luther King Day special podcast, we honor the legacy of Ella baker with a discussion of Black women’s radical activism, citational politics and transnationalism. The conversation begins with a brief introduction on Ella Baker and the visionary leadership of the Black women who surrounded Dr. King. We then move into an interview that …

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Season 1, Episode 2: Dr. Dana-Ain Davis: "Citation As Spiritual Practice" 33:04

5+ y ago33:04

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In this episode, Dr. Dána-Ain Davis — activist, anthropologist, poet, doula, mother, grandmother— discusses citation as spiritual practice, poetry, love, birth and Black Women's storytelling with CBW's Christen Smith. This reflective and insightful conversation takes on a journey from her research to the possibilities and horizons of storytelling a…

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Season 1, Episode 1: "Citation and the Black Feminist Archive with Dr. Irma McClaurin." 40:37

5+ y ago40:37

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*Please note that there is an error in Dr. McClaurin's bio in the recording! Our apologies. We are working to fix this problem and will get a new, edited version up promptly. In the meantime, please refer to her bio here for the most up to date information: http://irmamcclaurin.comIn this episode, Dr. Irma McClaurin talks with Christen Smith about…

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Season 1, Episode 0: "We Are the Cite Black Women Collective" 9:51

5+ y ago9:51

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In this inaugural episode, CBW founder, Christen Smith and CBW Collective member and producer Michaela Machicote introduce Cite Black Women's podcast initiative, the history of the CBW project, and the radical Black feminist legacy of Audre Lorde that has been one of its primary inspirations. This is the launch episode of the Cite Black Women Colle…

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Erica Williams on Women's Healing Words S3E3 45:04

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A Função do Arte no Brasil Contemporâneo: Uma conversa entre Rosana Paulino e Lorraine Leu S3E2 44:11

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Waking Up Queer and Black: A conversation with Dr. Jenn M. Jackson S3E1 53:40

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¿Qué significa ser mujer negra en Argentina?: Un dialogo entre Florencia Gomes y Prisca Gayles 25:40

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S2E15: A Conversation with A. Lynn Bolles on The History and Labor of Citational Practices 34:57

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S2E14 - Nuestro Amor A La Vida Es Más Fuerte Que Nuestro Temor A La Muerte 45:40

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Luchas de las Mujeres Negras en México S2E13 38:52

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S2E12: A Candid Dialogue About Black Women’s Knowledge Production and The Politics of Citation 1:39:32

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S2E11: Dr. Koritha Mitchell on African American women, homemaking and citizenship 52:23

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S2E10 Black Feminist Physics: A Conversation with Chanda Prescod-Weinstein 1:11:29

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S2E9: Race, Technology and Abolition - A Conversation with Ruha Benjamin 40:08

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S2E8: The Legacy of Andaiye: A Conversation with Alissa Trotz and Nicole Burrowes 49:25

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S2E7: We Must Center Black Trans Women in This Struggle - Imara Jones 32:36

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S2E6: Juneteenth and the History of Black Emancipation Days in the U.S, Dr. Melissa Stuckey 59:27

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S2E5: Black Women and Health Equity: Spotlight on Black Maternal Health and COVID-19 1:06:13

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S2E4: Experiences Embodied in Language and Flesh: Dr. Dora Santana 28:31

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S2E3: A Black Women's History of the United States 39:51

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S2E2: Uma Conversa com Dra. Sueli Carneiro 47:34

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S2E1: A Conversation with Carole Boyce Davies, Yomaira Figueroa and Bedour Alagraa 47:14

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SPECIAL Episode - Brazilian Poet Elizandra Souza (in Portuguese) 51:05

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S1E11: The Church of Black Feminist Thought 33:48

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S1E10: Dr. Vilna Treitler on Trauma, Resilience, Memoir and Artistic Vision 45:32

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S1E9 - Centering and Celebrating Black Women in Sociology 1:11:05

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S1E8: Conversation with Professor Michelle Duster 1:01:32

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S1E7 Conversation with Dr. Ashley Farmer 37:26

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S1E6 Pt. 2: A Candid Dialogue About Citational Politics and Black Women's Knowledge @UC Berkeley 38:23

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S1E6-Pt. 1: A Candid Dialogue About Citational Politics and Black Women's Knowledge...UC BERKELEY 31:35

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Season 1, Episode 5 "Dr. Daina Ramey Berry: Slavery, Commodification and Black Women's Erasure" 44:51

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Season 1, Episode 4: "Loving Black Women’s Work"- Drs. Beverly Guy-Sheftall and Erica Williams 35:35

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Season 1, Episode 3: “Transnationalism, Anti-Imperialism & Citation with Dr. Keisha-Khan Perry" 22:07

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Season 1, Episode 2: Dr. Dana-Ain Davis: "Citation As Spiritual Practice" 33:04

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Season 1, Episode 1: "Citation and the Black Feminist Archive with Dr. Irma McClaurin." 40:37

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Season 1, Episode 0: "We Are the Cite Black Women Collective" 9:51

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