Radical CUNTS

Radical College Undergraduates Not Tolerating Sexism is a Columbia/Barnard student group that aims to fight sexist oppression from an intersectional perspective. This means that we understand that issues of gender cannot be understood without an analysis of the way gender intersects with race, class, sexuality, religion, and all other forms of identity. Our aim is to provide a space in which we can discuss these issues and mobilize around them.

We are officially affiliated with the IRC (Intercultural Resource Center), which is run under the umbrella of the OMA (Office of Multicultural Affairs).

Posts tagged "readings"

2011's Best Black Radical Reading →

including Columbia’s very own Alondra Nelson and Kellie Jones

peopleofcolor:

While post-Black vapors have intoxicated contemporary culture, many of our favorite books of 2011 were part of a wave of scholarship that re-evaluated the Black Arts Movement and the Black Power era and took a second look at a long-ago time when “black” was still…

Winter Quarter Grad Course-Read With Us! - “Race, Representation, and the Politics of Womanhood in the African Diaspora.” →

notesondiaspora:

Last year I had the pleasure of teaching a graduate course of my own design for the first time called “Race, Representation, and the Politics of Womanhood in the African Diaspora.” I learned a lot from the amazing students who took the course—M.A. and Ph.D. students from disciplines like…

(via blackfeminismlives)