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Black Women’s Pleasure Mapping
Journal of Black Sexuality and Relationships, 2021The purpose of the current study was to explore pleasure mapping among (N=215) Black women living in the South using Black Feminist Thought and Cite Black Women critical praxis. Participants identified 78 activities that were most pleasurable. There were nine distinct themes of activities including oral sex, foreplay, clitoral and combined stimulation,
Shemeka, Thorpe +5 more
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The American Journal of Bioethics, 2021
Black women and their babies matter. In this commentary, we explore the current challenges that Black women face when pregnant and what is needed to ensure an anti-racist approach to prenatal and p...
Bree L, Andrews, Lainie, Friedman Ross
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Black women and their babies matter. In this commentary, we explore the current challenges that Black women face when pregnant and what is needed to ensure an anti-racist approach to prenatal and p...
Bree L, Andrews, Lainie, Friedman Ross
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The Black Scholar, 1973
(1982). Black Women In Films. The Black Scholar: Vol. 13, The Best of the Black Scholar: The Black Woman II, pp. 36-40.
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(1982). Black Women In Films. The Black Scholar: Vol. 13, The Best of the Black Scholar: The Black Woman II, pp. 36-40.
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Art Journal, 2001
The Sign for the OrientThe photographic self-portraits of Shirin Neshat in which she appears in the role of a “veiled” Muslim woman, often with a gun, and with parts of her body covered with written text invoke well-known media cliches of Oriental culture and their established, although not necessarily unambiguous, meaning.1 In the Middle East, the ...
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The Sign for the OrientThe photographic self-portraits of Shirin Neshat in which she appears in the role of a “veiled” Muslim woman, often with a gun, and with parts of her body covered with written text invoke well-known media cliches of Oriental culture and their established, although not necessarily unambiguous, meaning.1 In the Middle East, the ...
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Black Liberation, Women's Liberation
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1973The authors interviewed 74 randomly selected college students in an attempt to determine reasons for black women's lack of involvement in the women's liberation movement. Black female students showed a great concern with blackness and its implications but less concern than their white counterparts about integrating vocational interests with their ...
A E, Slaby, J R, Sealy
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Black Women in Menopausal Transition
Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 2010To describe the experience of menopausal symptoms of midlife Black women in the United States.Qualitative online forum using a feminist perspective.Internet communities for midlife women and Blacks.Twenty midlife Black women recruited using a quota sampling method.A 6-month online forum was conducted with seven discussion topics on menopausal symptoms.
Eun-Ok, Im +2 more
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“Invincible Black Women”: Group Therapy for Black College Women
The Journal for Specialists in Group Work, 2018Black college women present to counseling with an array of culturally distinct mental health concerns.
Martinque K. Jones +1 more
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