I am not your mule: intersectional bias against Black female HBCU leaders 

Italian feminism: From emancipation movements to liberation collectives 

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Feminism and the family: A study in values 

A phoenix first must burn; how Black women in higher education administration at a private, historically White institution in Southern California implement the reactionary principle of profession... 

Where's the power in girl power? Images of femininity and feminism on network television 

Black male school administrators perceptions of the recruitment process into leadership at Chicago public schools 

Performed absence and a pre-formed audience: Martha Rosler's postcard novels and their implications for feminist art practice from the seventies to today 

And yet, still, they rise: a qualitative study on the persistence of Black undergraduate women at a predominantly White institution 

Black women in tech: examining experiences in tech industry workplaces 

The way we ball: global crossovers within the hoops habitus 

We gon’ be alright: A phenomenology of Black educators, occupational stressors, and wellbeing 

The trouble with Radical Women: anti-Blackness, Latinidad, and contemporary curating 

As the world turns: being Black and gay on campus in the 21st century 

Making her cake and eating it too: the productive feminist politics of food blogs 

Celestial bodies: Black women, Hollywood, and the fallacy of stardom 

A different world: exploring how Black students facilitate their own success at a public, 4-year institution 

A man like the one that married dear old mom: nostalgia and masculinity crisis in late 20th century American culture 

Those secret exhibitionists: women's diaries at the turn of the twentieth century 

School disciplined reimagined: centering Black students in discipline policies 

#RepresentationMatters: constructing Black academic identities through popular and social media 

Medusan optics: film, feminism, and the forbidden image 

American sexual culture: women's liberation, rock music, and evangelical Christianity, 1968-1976 

Traveling without moving: Hypervisibility and black female rappers 

"Hum so the devil doesn't hear you": rural Black Southern political existences as the otherwise