Redbone Afropuff and Black GRITS https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html About Contact Miss Mariam A Letter to My Students on the Eve of their AP Exams (Essay 16 of 52) On my bicycle, at the intersection of blackness and womanhood, with feminism crossing diagonally Being single shouldn’t feel like punishment, but for black church girls, it often does The Decade Before Consent A House Divided Against Itself: An Open Response to Louisville FOP 614 Things I Learned in Girlhood Anger is Better Mad at Bill but Still Wishing for Cliff and Claire Not Alone: Why I Wrote for ‘Faithfully Feminist’ Redbone Afropuff is Moving – Thank You and Farewell Recovering from Spiritual Perfectionism and Searching for Divine Guidance A Piece of My ‘Good Girl’ Confession A Black Family Memoir from A Different World No more apologies for being a woman A 1954 Case in Defense of Black Womanhood That time when God came to the read-in I Know I’ve Been Changed Feminist Masquerade Living Saved, Single and Unhappy Her body, his seed, and patriarchal “rights” Place, race and rooted research Pure Black Power What makes me a feminist? The Jesus in Grandmama’s House Why Mrs. Carter Will Not Set You Free The Right to Have Standards How Social Justice Work Keeps You Single How to Be a Black Feminist The Value of Old Womanhood Is there a wrong reason to want a partner? The Most Important Ingredient for a Good Sex Scene How Every Christian Can Relate to Homosexuals in the Church A Victim of Everyday Violence Bringing Black Churches into Reproductive Justice It’s in the GRITS Dress Me Up Like This Contaminating the Pulpit Deep South sexism and racism live on in Limbaugh When man-made laws protect us from bad faith It’s about women, even when it’s about religion Bringing feminism into sexual morality Have it all? I’ll have none of that Rethinking Celibacy How to Support a Writer Why the Time for Pleasure is Now Virginity as a social construct? Why Losing Your Virginity Is Always a Public Spectacle There’s Something about Mary