Public Writing and Press
public writing
Mae Mallory: Meet the Civil Rights and Black Power Leader Framed by the FBI
How Kanye West Uses the Language of Black Liberation to Support White Supremacy
A 1972 Black political convention offers a road map for fighting climate change
Black Women’s Tireless But Practical Pursuit of Reparations
Fighting school segregation didn’t take place just in the South
Tracking Activists: The FBI’s Surveillance of Black Women Activists Then and Now
Want to see Black women making history? Look to Congress
Op-ed: An Open Letter to the Producers and Directors of Who Killed Malcolm X?
The Black woman who launched the modern fight for reparations
Shining the Light Just Right: Reconstructing the life of “Queen Mother” Audley Moore
Women in the Black Panther Party
Archiving While Black
The Big Picture: Black Women Activists and the FBI
What Would King Do: Learning from King's Approach to Black Power
McKinney Video: If You're a Black Girl In America Being Brutalized is Just Another Part of Growing up
Black Women Radicals of the Past Offer the Best Hope for Our Future
PRESS
The BlackMenaces Are Starting A Revolution On Collage Campuses
Even in Publishing, representation matters
Whiting Creative Nonfiction Grant
Black women have always led the fight for reparations. ‘They’re not getting their due,’ historians say.
‘Black Women Are, Always Have Been, and Will Continue To Be the Leaders’
A Conversation About Teaching with Dr. Ashley Farmer
19 Books to Read in Honor of Black History Month
Black Women Leaders, Then and Now
BAR Book Forum: Ashley Farmer’s Remaking Black Power
Female Activists Behind the Black Power Movement
What I’m Reading: An Interview with Historian Ashley D. Farmer
Black Power and Its Afterlives: A Conversation With Historian Ashley D. Farmer
Dr. Ashley Farmer Reshapes Views of Black Radicals In ’Remaking Black Power: How Black Women Transformed An Era’