self-published work
blog
patreon
poetry
water in my cereal: the withdrawal years
afrofuturism blog series
black horror series
medium
published work
anthologies:
White Riot: Punk Rock and the Politics of Race
Hot & Heavy: Fierce Fat Girls on Life, Love & Fashion
publications:
Bitch Planet
“The Raised Hand of Darkness: Considering Violence as a Method of Noncompliance”, triple feature #1 (PDF)
“In a Feminist Mirror, Darkly: Reflections on Cultural Misconceptions of Feminism”, issue #2 (PDF)
Bitch Magazine
“Sister Soldiers: Black Women, Police Brutality, and the True Meaning of Black Liberation”, issue #66 (PDF)
Corset Magazine
“Form and Function: A Brief History of Nudity and Disability in Western Culture”, issue #1 (PDF)
online
Bitch Media
– “Asking For It” Puts The Focus For Ending Rape Where It Belongs: On Rapists
– Bye, Becky: White Women on VH1’s “Bye Felicia” Channel Their Inner Black Woman in Search of Empowerment
– What’s the Republican Recruitment Strategy? Racism, Plain and Simple
NYLON Magazine
– Why You Should Rock Pro-Black Apparel
EBONY.com
Clutch Magazine (defunct)
– No Fat Chicks: Navigating the Dating World as A Fat Girl
– In Defense of Fat
– Why “You Complete Me” Is Bullshit and How I Learned to Complete Myself
– Is Sexual Fidelity the Most Important Part of a Relationship? Thoughts on Non-Monogamy
Shapely Prose (defunct)
– A Maxie Girl in a Barbie World
Zora & Alice (defunct)
– The Case For Sex-Positivity: Combating Stigma and Religion
reprints
Jezebel
–The Kate Hudson Debacle, or, Why Feminism is for White Women Again
Racialicious (defunct)
– Where My Sistas At? The Underrepresentation of Black Plus Size Models in Mainstream Fashion
The Huffington Post
columns:
Feministe (defunct – if you want to read the blog posts listed in the PDF, they’re somewhere in my archives; try searching the titles.)
Sex and the Fat Girl – Bitch Magazine
Size Matters – Bitch Magazine
I Fry Mine In Butter (defunct – if you want to read the blog posts listed in the screenshot, most are somewhere in my archives; try searching the titles.)
misc:
At 17 (so, in 1997) I did a zine called Bitchcore that some folks felt was worth archiving. You can find it the Rubenstein Library at Duke University and the Barnard College Zine Library, if you happen to be near those institutions and want to read it.
