# Moya Bailey
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moya bailey is an African American feminist scholar, writer, and activist, notable for creating the term misogynoir, which describes a specific form of discrimination experienced by black women. Bailey is an assistant professor at Northeastern University.
== Career ==
Bailey attended Spelman College for her undergraduate degree.
Trusting Black Women Is a Political Position, Not a Personality Test
Trust Black Women Is Not a Negotiation
There is still something many people believe they need from Black women before offering trust.There is still a condition.There is still a test.There is still a negotiation.
That truth sat heavy on me after a recent interaction. I was wearing a “Trust Black Wom…
The White People Whisperer: On Authenticity with Maya Rupert
What does it really cost to be yourself in America—and who gets to decide if you're "real" enough? In this class session, Dr. David J. Johns sits down with political strategist, presidential campaign trailblazer, and debut author Maya Rupert to dig into The Real Ones: How to Disrupt the Hidden Ways…
Cory Booker Jumped on a Table and Lectured Black Content Creators — Then He Tried to Make Sudan a Shield. I Was There.
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May 8, 2024: The Day the Cory Booker Beef Got Personal
I want to take y’all back. All the way back. Because folks be acting like my critique of Cory Book…
From Plessy to Callais: How the Supreme Court Mastered the Art of Weaponizing Race While Banning Race Consciousness
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The same Supreme Court that said racial profiling is okay when it comes to immigration is the same Supreme Court that said you better not use race when i…
When Mexican Kids Bust a Pinata of Two Flags: Indigenous Solidarity, Settler Colonialism, and What School Won't Teach
Y’all see them children in Mexico busting a pinata with two flags on it — Israeli and American? That image symbolize so much that we got a really young package today, kinfolks. And I already know a lot of people gon’ see this and be infuriated because they wanna believe these children being indoctr…
Stop Calling It Supremacy — It’s Terrorism | Part 5: The Compound in Black Womanhood
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In Chapter 5 of the series, Chisom turns to what the operating system does when it compounds. The claim is that compounding is multiplicative, not additive: when rac!sm meets patriarchy meets ant!-Blackness, the result i…
They Banned This Pig Drug in 160 Countries. America Said “Pass the Bacon.”
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Bacon, sausage, ham, and hot dogs — the World Health Organization, the most authoritative health body on the planet, classifies all of them in the same c…
Brain Boogerz S2E8 Am I Black Enough? Part 4 - The Script You Were Handed
"Man up."
"Be strong."
Two sentences. Almost identical meaning. But if you grew up Black in America — one of them was handed to you. And one of them, maybe, you've already passed on.
This is the finale of the Am I Black Enough? arc — and it goes somewhere the whole series has been pointing towar…
Unchecked Power, Misogynoir, and the Price of Impunity
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In this episode of The Mind of Sai Marie, we examine how power, control, and institutional cruelty intersect across our current socio-political landscape. Star…
She Clutched Her Purse. Here's Who Taught Her To. (The Elevator Effect Explained)
A little old white lady clutched her purse when a Black man stepped onto the elevator, and in that one second she did more sociology than most PhD programs do in a whole decade, because she wrote his entire life off his skin, wrote the beginning, wrote the ending, and convicted him before the doors…
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