A reading list by Breya Johnson from her teach-in “Black Women Care Ethics, Radical Love, and the Anti-Black World” for the School for Black Feminist Politics.

A reading list by Breya Johnson from her teach-in “Becoming A Menace to Our Enemies: The Transformative Teachings of June Jordan” for the School for Black Feminist Politics.

Honoring African Feminist Ancestors is a collaboration between The African Feminist Forum and Black Women Radicals.

The 2nd Annual Defend Black Women March is in honor of Marielle Franco and the power of Black feminisms in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The Ongea Mama Series is an online collaborative series between Black Women Radicals and the African Women’s Development Fund.

Zalika U. Ibaorimi will lead two teach-ins for The School for Black Feminist Politics on ontological, spiritual, and material deviant making.

Breya Johnson will kick off the 2022 School for Black Feminist Politics series by leading two online teach-ins on June Jordan and the care ethics of Black women writers

Pan-African Feminist Solidarity with Africans In Ukraine is crucial at this political juncture. Join our upcoming event to learn more about solidarity efforts with African and Caribbean students and migrants fleeing the Ukraine.

Black feminists make history everyday. We must honor their leadership during Black History Month and beyond.

The founder of Black Miami-Dade, Nadege Green, will be taking over Black Women Radicals Instagram during the week of January 10th.

Join us for an upcoming conversation with Nadege Green, founder of Black Miami-Dade.

A reading list by Maria Clara Araújo dos Passos from her teach-in ““The Political-Pedagogical Praxis of Afro-Brazilian Travestis and Trans Women (1979-2020)” for the School for Black Feminist Politics.

A reading list on Reproductive Justice.

Black feminist activist, educator, and scholar Loretta J. Ross has paved the way for reproductive justice activism. In contemporary discourses on reproductive healthcare and abortion access, let’s not forget the leadership of Ross and other Black feminists who have and continue to be at the vanguard of reproductive justice.

The Radical Read Series is an online collaborative book club series between Abantu Audio and Black Women Radicals that centers Black women and gender expansive authors.

With recent news of the Texas abortion ban sweeping the nation, the author writes on the dire need to center Black people of all genders and to remember reproductive justice as a key framework in our resistance.

A reading list by CAM Morris from their teach-in, “Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Us ‘Round: Sojourning Toward Black Liberation Through Prison Abolition” for The School For Black Feminist Politics.