premilla nadasen

@premillanadasen

Professor of History, Barnard College

New York, NY
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    Sep 12

    "Queer black feminism is not a politics of a people, but a politics of liberation." Prof. 's speech at the conference emphasizes the need for intersectionality and centers the POC activists at the forefront of grassroots organizing

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    Sep 11

    Black Feminism Will Save Us All - In These Times:

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    Sep 11

    Black Feminism Will Save Us All - In These Times:

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    Sep 11

    Black Feminism Will Save Us All -- "Radical political organizing rooted in intersectionality is offering a transformative vision of the world." -- via

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  5. Sep 11

    My National Women's Studies Association speech about black feminism and intersectionality as a framework for liberation Black Feminism Will Save Us All - In These Times:

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  6. Jul 2

    Important essay by on African Americans, Palestine, and Solidarity via

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    Jun 25

    Today is the 80 year anniversary of the Fair Labor Standards Act, which excluded & . 80 years later, & are fighting for fair labor standards for ALL workers!

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    Jun 14

    Deadline extended! You have two more weeks to submit your narrative & graphic stories to the fiction issue of The Scholar & Feminist Online, our peer-reviewed, open source online journal. Send them in by Sunday, July 1!

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    Jun 19

    Prof. was volunteering at an ICE detention facility when A.G. Sessions announced a zero-tolerance policy of seizing children at the border. She shares personal stories and drawings from detained migrant families seeking asylum

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    Jun 19

    Hear that? It’s the sound of champagne corks as and , the private prison contractors that run family detention centers, celebrate their great good fortune. It seems the GOP is proposing to replace baby cages with more baby jails

    3/ It appears that the GOP “solution” to family crisis would quadruple down on family detention. Ron Johnson told the “We would probably need to build more, identify more detention facilities, certify them so we can keep the families together.”
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    Jun 20

    U wouldn’t need to be detaining families together if u didn’t detain families at all

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  13. Jun 22

    Thank you The jacket is a distraction from more pressing issues

    I don’t care about ’s jacket. I care that U.S. rate at 25% is highest among developed countries. We must work to ensure no AND that no kids/families lack basic needs food/housing.
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    Jun 21

    NEW: "This is the forgotten Ferguson." All the corporate goodwill and millions in investments that poured in since Mike Brown was killed by police 4 years ago were not enough to overcome a long legacy of racial discrimination & economic exclusion.

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    Jun 15

    Save the date! We can't wait to sit down with at in collaboration with on Nov 8:

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    Jun 15

    Has the current administration destroyed the welfare state? Prof. says that bipartisan efforts to dismantle social programs have gone on for more than 40 years, starting with Carter's deregulation of the airline industry

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    Jun 14

    Are we living in a second Gilded Age of inequality? Prof. tells us not to worry: progressive movements such as teacher strikes "unite documented and undocumented workers and are led, mostly, by women of color."

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    Jun 11

    The ruling treats domestic violence as private violence; those who suffer from it are “victim[s] of a particular abuser in highly individualized circumstances” and therefore do not merit asylum. This denies dv’s social dimensions and the ways states collude in its perpetration.

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    Jun 8

    One more week to submit to Stories for the Revolution, the fiction issue of The Scholar and Feminist Online!

    Call for submissions! Stories for the Revolution is the first-ever issue of our peer-reviewed open source publication The Scholar and Feminist Online, featuring short stories and graphic lit. Check out the call & share!
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    Jun 7

    Wonderful feature article highlighting Executive Director Carol Burnett!

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