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“My Looks…My Politics..”

“My Looks…My Politics..”

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Check out what some of the fly women who attended the Sixth Annual Women of Power Conference presented by The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute had to say about their feminism.

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For day-to-day musings, funky feminist news and more, head over to the Feminist Enough Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/FeministEnough

We will still update this Tumblr with new videos once they become available!

NYC Feministas! Come learn, laugh and participate in the I’m Feminist Enough project THIS Saturday 3/24 at the Women of Power Conference - A New Spelling of My Name: Black & Latina Feminism Today I will be detailing the project AND filming new manifestos in time for the re-launch of the Feminist Enough platform.  If you want your voice included, this is the perfect opportunity! See you there! Info below. https://www.facebook.com/events/321170561266292/

NYC Feministas! Come learn, laugh and participate in the I’m Feminist Enough project THIS Saturday 3/24 at the Women of Power Conference - A New Spelling of My Name: Black & Latina Feminism Today

I will be detailing the project AND filming new manifestos in time for the re-launch of the Feminist Enough platform.  If you want your voice included, this is the perfect opportunity! See you there! Info below.

https://www.facebook.com/events/321170561266292/

Sunday Sermon: “The Bridge Poem”

Originally published in the anthology ‘This Bridge Called My Back’ in 1983, this poem by Kate Rushin (above) has inspired thousands of women of color worldwide to establish their own feminist roots:

I’ve had enough 
I’m sick of seeing and touching 
Both sides of things 
Sick of being the damn bridge for everybody 
  
Nobody 
Can talk to anybody 
Without me 
Right? 
  
I explain my mother to my father 
my father to my little sister 
My little sister to my brother 
my brother to the white feminists 
The white feminists to the Black church folks 
the Black church folks to the ex-hippies 
the ex-hippies to the Black separatists 
the Black separatists to the artists 
the artists to my friends’ parents… 
  
Then 
I’ve got to explain myself 
To everybody 

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