Chanelle Adams is researcher, artist and writer. Follow Chanelle on Twitter.
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Feministing Reads: Michelle Tea’s Black Wave
Partying like it’s 1999 takes on new meaning when you’re not just half-heartedly afraid of Y2K but actually on the edge of a global apocalypse.
Feministing Reads: The Spitboy Rule: Tales of a Xicana in a Female Punk Band
Many of us have dreamt of starting a badass girl band. Few of us have been as public and reflective about the process as Michelle Cruz Gonzales, who had no idea picking up a guitar in rural Toulumne, California would lead to a life-long journey in punk feminism.
Many of us have dreamt of starting a badass girl band. Few of us have been as public and reflective about the process as Michelle Cruz Gonzales, who had no idea picking up a guitar in rural ...
Feministing Reads: Chi Adanna Mgbako’s To Live Freely in the World
Until now, there has not been extensive research published on sex worker activism on the African continent. Chi Adanna Mgbako’s To Live Freely in this World (January 2016, NYU Press) compiles data during nine years from over 200 interviews with sex workers across Africa to detail the histories and current realities of sex worker activism.
Until now, there has not been extensive research published on sex worker activism on the African continent. Chi Adanna Mgbako’s To Live Freely in this World (January 2016, NYU Press) compiles data during nine years from ...
