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    BEEcome BUZZworthy: My Social Media 101 Training Workshop for Passionate People

    August 5, 2012 - By Spectra Speaks

    BEEcome BUZZworthy is a workshop geared towards activists, artists, change makers, and/or anyone who is interestd in learning how to use social media to impact influence and/or get access to resources beyond their immediate networks. Are you a passionate person who is interested in learning how to use social media…

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    Love and Afrofeminism: Is the Self Care Movement Individualist or Revolutionary?

    August 1, 2012 - By Spectra Speaks

    Is the Self-Care Movement individualist or revolutionary? African culture prioritizes the welfare of the whole over the individual—perhaps too much so. But on the flipside, the individualism I’ve experienced in the US isn’t much better. Is balance between these two extremes even achievable?

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    Love and Afrofeminism: Queer Bois and the Gendered Politics of Partner Dancing

    July 28, 2012 - By Spectra Speaks

    Second post for my Love and Afrofeminism series for BITCH Magazine: "That my girl could mindlessly shimmy onto a dance floor even as a gay woman and enjoy the simple pleasure of a dance, go out with her straight friends to bars and not be stared at or called names,…

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    Melissa Harris Perry, Host of MSNBC Show, Digs My Principles of Afrofeminism

    July 18, 2012 - By Spectra Speaks

    Melissa Harris Perry (host of NBC Show Nerdland) tweeted that my interview at Ms. Magazine, during which I talk about Afrofeminism, is now one of her favorite online reads. Okay, I can die now.

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    Love and Afrofeminism: Introducing a New Blog Series and #AfroFemLove Twitter Chat

    July 16, 2012 - By Spectra Speaks

    Love is absolutely a feminist issue, a recurring theme in various parts of the political landscape. But we've grown so accustomed to framing our discussions and ideas for progress around everything but love—instead, facts, figures, statistics, issues, enlightement or problematicness—that I fear we've inadvertently distanced ourselves from the most important…

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