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    What Does an African Feminist Look Like? Ms. Magazine Features African Feminist Bloggers

    July 14, 2012 - By Spectra Speaks

    The Femisphere is a blog series in the popular Ms. Magazine that highlights the many diverse corners of the feminist blogsphere. Their latest installment focuses on African feminism, and I'm honored to have been featured along with two other African feminists, Ms Afropolitan and Lesley Agams. But, given that we're…

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    For Women’s History Month: Writing Our Way Back into History

    March 6, 2012 - By Spectra Speaks

    In order to address the dearth of women's histories -- our stories, and voices being undocumented, under-valued, and falsely represented without reprimand -- women must begin telling their own stories. We must essentially write our way back into history.

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    To Hell With Mainstream Press Coverage: Women, People of Color, and Trans People Should Create and Control Their Own Media Stories

    July 14, 2010 - By Spectra Speaks

    As leaders of social change, we aren't in a position to suffer "bad" press -- which in our field, often means mis-informed, mis-quoted, downplayed, and at times, downright inaccurate press coverage on the social justice issues we care about. Our causes -- "brands" for the sake of argument -- aren't…

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    03/25/10 – Leveraging Social Media to Create Social Change – Simmons Institute for Leadership and Change – Boston, MA

    March 25, 2010 - By Spectra Speaks

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