Alberta’s “mental process” is the sacred space that has stayed with me the most since reading Mapping Malcolm.
The art of mapping Black women’s interiors
Black feminism
Freedom is best served daily
Freedom does not keep well. It spoils if left unattended. Someone has to notice before it curdles, before it slips away.
Building the world that must be
In this conversation, we gather on Women With A Vision’s front porch, hallowed grounds of New Orleans Black feminist struggle,…
Finding the metaphysicians in Black metaphysical religion, ft. Azealia Banks
With the fervor of the converted, Banks has promoted Afro-Caribbean religions—including lesser-known ones, like the Dominican 21 Divisions—by educating African…
Out there: Perspectives on the study of Black metaphysical religion
This forum offers “Black metaphysical religion” as an analytical historical frame to bring into view the widespread and varied occult…