Black Women In Conversation

BlackWomensBlueprint

Black Women In Conversation

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This show is always a call to action! We're bringing women as well as men together, and having some honest conversation about Black sexual politics and changing what has been destructive. We're producing insight into the historical context and detailing the stories that expose abuse based on race, sex, gender, class and other intersecting oppressions in the lives of women (and men) in our communities.

On-Demand Episodes

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Tonight, were talking about rape culture, laying it out for you and discussing where we see rape culture take place. Were going to explore rape culture in the Black community and how it manifests as violence against Black women. Well... more

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  • in Women
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Every case such as this one, involving a Black woman--and one who has identified herself as a survivor, witnessed by the American public and the media, represents a microcosm of the systematic miscarriage of justice and failure by... more

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A CONVERSATION IS NEEDED! JOIN US, AS WE RESPOND TO WHAT IS BEING CALLED THE VENUS HOTTENTOT CAKE, THE BLACK FACE CAKE, THE RACIST CAKE, THE MISOGYNISTIC CAKE AND GIVE AND GET... more

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April 11th, from 7-9pm, On the next “Black Women in Conversation” radio program, Black Women’s Blueprint will present and discuss the parallel effects of rape and war, in terms of PTSD, community/familial response,... more

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April 4th from 7-9pm, Black Women’s Blueprint and live callers will discuss the legal definitions and historical experience of rape in the Black community in the U.S., why war can or cannot be used as an appropriate... more

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"We are silent about black women as victims and survivors of sexual assault by black men. In African American communities rape narratives are not womens stories. They are mens stories. Rape is tied to the historical legacy of white... more

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Rarely do we create the space to talk about the historical legacy as it specifically relates to Black women, to sisters being raped in community. Rarely do we talk about what rape is and what sexual assault is, and what sexual exploitation is,... more

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"We are silent about black women as victims and survivors of sexual assault by black men. In African American communities rape narratives are not womens stories. They are mens stories. Rape is tied to the historical legacy of white... more

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  • in Self Help
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The sexual exploitation of Black women by white men in America had its roots in slavery, continued throughout the better part of the twentieth century and the DSK case demonstrates, still occurs today. Sexual violence against Black women... more

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  • in Self Help
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There is No Hierarchy of Oppression: I was Born Black and A Woman. “There is no hierarchy of oppression” these words, poetry and rally cry by the late great Audre Lorde is one of those adages that in the world... more
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