One example of misogynoir (hatred of Black women) is demonstrated by demeaning and making young girls unsafe in an academic setting with impunity. Please retweet! Black child’s ordeal, which involved exposure of intimate body parts, took place without parental consent, review finds Warning: this article includes graphic content A review initiated by Hackney council said … Continue reading Racism cited as factor in police strip search of girl, 15, at London school
Misogynoir to Mishpat – a word of thanks
Misogynoir to Mishpat (M2M) would like to extend a word of thanks to all those who supported and attended our seminar, "Decoloniality and Political Theology." Our special thanks to our invited speakers, Dr. Siphiwe Dube, and Ms. Thandi Soko-de Jong on March 3, 2022. Dr. CL Nash was the organizer and third speaker. Our special … Continue reading Misogynoir to Mishpat – a word of thanks
M2M Introduces: Words of Wisdom
Misogynoir to Mishpat, grounded in a praxis to move us from hatred of Black women to justice, seeks to amplify the impact of White Supremacy on African descended women. While some believe that African descended women are not impacted by White Supremacy, due to our strength, bell hooks rightly critiques this assumption. Please read the … Continue reading M2M Introduces: Words of Wisdom
M2M and the Institute for Advanced Studies in Humanities presents its “Decoloniality and Political Theology Seminar,” March 3rd, 11-5:30 pm BST
Thursday, March 03 Decoloniality and Political Theology 11-11:30 am, Introduction of Work 11:30-1:00 pm, Dr. Siphiwe Dube, “Towards a Decolonial Political Theology of Vulnerability: Reflections from the Margins.” - Talk to provoke critical reflection on political theology from an Africanist perspective and possibly link to IPD - Open up for Round Table Discussion 1-2 pm, Lunch Break … Continue reading M2M and the Institute for Advanced Studies in Humanities presents its “Decoloniality and Political Theology Seminar,” March 3rd, 11-5:30 pm BST
M2M and the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanites Presents, a public seminar, “Decoloniality and Political Theology”
Thursday, March 03 Decoloniality and Political Theology, 11 am - 5:30 pm, BST (London time zone) 11-11:30 am, Introduction of Work 11:30-1:00 pm, Dr. Siphiwe Dube, “Towards a Decolonial Political Theology of Vulnerability: Reflections from the Margins.” - Talk to provoke critical reflection on political theology from an Africanist perspective and possibly link to IPD - Open … Continue reading M2M and the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanites Presents, a public seminar, “Decoloniality and Political Theology”
Misogynoir to Mishpat – returning from hiatus
Misogynoir to Mishpat (https://misogynoir2mishpat.com/) is excited to announce we are returning from hiatus on March 1, 2022. Upcoming Events include: New Profile of Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, March 1, 2022 New co-sponsored Decoloniality and Political Theology Seminar, March 3-4, 2022 New installment in the seminar series: Decolonizing God - featuring Prof. Mitzi Smith, March 21, 2022, … Continue reading Misogynoir to Mishpat – returning from hiatus
M2M Introduces: Words of Wisdom
We may see ourselves as being divided, but developing a good argument is an important part of academia - especially religious academia. In honor of Archbishop Desmond Tutu, please read the following words of wisdom. “My father always used to say, "Don't raise your voice. Improve your argument." Good sense does not always lie with … Continue reading M2M Introduces: Words of Wisdom
M2M Introduces: Words of Wisdom
Until we are willing to critique injustice, we cannot change it. Knowing both the current predicament, and the historical context in which our predicament was forged, is key to justice making. In honor of bell hooks, please read the following words of wisdom: “Consequently, it can be easily argued that even though white men institutionalized … Continue reading M2M Introduces: Words of Wisdom
M2M Introduces: Words of Wisdom
They way we seek accountability is an important part of making the world whole. If your religious understandings accommodate social hierarchies and their subsequent violence, then you fail to make the world around you better. In honor of bell hooks, please read the words of wisdom below: “As far back as slavery, white people established … Continue reading M2M Introduces: Words of Wisdom
M2M Introduces: Words of Wisdom
“When Black people are talked about the focus tends to be on Black men; and when women are talked about the focus tends to be on White women.”― bell hooks, Ain't I a Woman: Black Women and Feminism
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