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Love Notes

Black Women Taught Us

Saying Their Names: Black Women, Femicide, and Telling the Truth

When will we tell the truth about Black women's and girl's experiences with community violence?

Jun 4 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Love Note #18: May is a period of transition

Every May has been about movement and new beginnings.

May 26

The Problem with Queering Our Love Without Queering Our Lives

Being gay is not enough. We've got to be queer, too.

May 19 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Most Popular

Rest is not resistance: Commodification, Capitalism, and the Cult of Self-Care

Feb 16 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Brené Brown, Courage Culture, and the Co-optation of Black Women's Intellectual Labor

Dec 6, 2025 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Black women do not owe you "grace"

Sep 2, 2025 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Kendrick, the revolutionary, Beyoncé, the culture vulture: A tale of misogynoir

Mar 10, 2025 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Black womanhood is inherently nonbinary

Mar 18 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

A lesbian married to a man? writing on the expansiveness of lesbian life

Apr 25, 2025 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Black Feminist Book Club #16: Hood Feminism by Mikki Kendall

Essays on intersectional Black feminism and a freer future.

May 4

Love Note #17: It's Sexual Assault Awareness Month. We need to do more.

There is an epidemic of Black femicide across the globe. Let's fight it.

Apr 24

Black Feminist Book Club #15: I'm Still Here by Austin Channing Brown

A declarative text centering Black women's dignity.

Apr 7

Black Feminist Book Club #14: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou

A literary feat of Black feminist struggle and becoming.

Mar 31

Love Note #16: Women's History Is Today

We have to honor the Black women in our lives right now.

Mar 22 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Like Dolores Huerta, I am done keeping secrets in the name of solidarity

Our silence is killing us.

Mar 20 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Black womanhood is inherently nonbinary

Reflections of a tired nonbinary androgynous genderflux Black woman.

Mar 18 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Ableism will never end anti-Black racism

As a disabled Black person, I want us to get clearer about what a freer world means.

Feb 28 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Rest is not resistance: Commodification, Capitalism, and the Cult of Self-Care

We have to start using words with intention if we are to fight the battle ahead.

Feb 16 • Jenn M. Jackson, PhD

Love Notes

Love Notes

Thoughts on Black Feminism, abolition, publishing, queerness, transness, (dis)ability, politics, and a freer future.

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