Black Future Feminist Blog
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Hi! I am Grace D. Gipson, read Latest News, Updates about Black feminists on My Black Feminist Future Blog. As a Black future feminist/pop culture scholar, I explore Black popular culture, digital humanities, representations of race and gender within comic books, Afrofuturism, and race and new media.
Black Future Feminist Blog
2d ago
Happy Tuesday!! You didn’t think I forgot about ya??!! Not at all!! April Showers bring May Flowers!! Well at least here in Richmond :-)!! As those rainy days turn into days full of sunshine, don’t forget to pick up a book or two to get you through the day! Closing out the month with some literary goodies!! And as always, Don’t forget to support your local bookstores!!
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Check out April’s Monthly Book Recommendations below:
Skin & Bones ~Renée Watson
Summer on Highland Beach ~Sunny Hostin
Little Rot ~Akwaeke Emezi
Sports Superheroes ~Stephen Curry
Grea ..read more
Black Future Feminist Blog
5d ago
Closing out the month of April with some new deets to move us into Spring and then Summer!! Check out this week’s trailers below:
Black Twitter: A People’s History (Streaming on Hulu-May 9th)
Season 2-Pretty Little Liars Summer School (Streaming on Max-May 9th)
Maxton Hall (Streaming on Prime Video-May 9th)
The Big Cigar (Streaming on Apple TV+– May 17th)
Jim Henson Idea Man (Streaming on Disney+– May 31st)
Season 3-Mayor of Kingstown (Streaming on Paramount +– June 2nd)
Clipped (Streaming on Hulu-June 8th)
Trap (In theaters August 9th ..read more
Black Future Feminist Blog
2w ago
I may have been gone for a minute but the trailers still do not disappoint!! These trailers are HOT LIKE FIRE!! Check out this week’s trailers below:
Them: The Scare (Streaming on Prime Video-April 25th)
Season 3-Hacks (Streaming on Max-May 2nd)
Dark Matter (Streaming on Apple TV+ -May 8th)
Season 2-Interview with a Vampire (Streaming on AMC+ May 12th)
Season 3-Bridgerton (Streaming on Netflix– May 16th)
Season 4-Evil (Streaming on Paramount + – May 24th)
Joker: Folie à Deux (In theaters October 4th ..read more
Black Future Feminist Blog
2w ago
So I know it’s been a little while since I have posted, but know that I have missed you all! March was full of deadlines, presentations, and conferences!! Even amid the long schedules, there has been a great deal of productivity.
Making lots of headway on the book project, preparing for the close of the semester, and looking forward to the summer!! With all that said I cannot wait to get back into the BFF flow and share some great content!
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Black Future Feminist Blog
1M ago
This week’s line-up is definitely a memorable one!! Everything from the wildest party of the 90s in the South to the Martha’s Vineyard experience to tapping into one’s emotions. Lots of exciting material!! I can definitely see a few watch parties in the making!
Check out this week’s trailers below:
Homicide: New York (Streaming on Netflix-March 20th)
Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told (Streaming on Hulu– March 21st)
Season 2-Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard (Streaming on Bravo-March 24th)
A Gentleman in Moscow (Streaming on Paramount +-March 29th)
Season 2-Loot (Streaming on Apple TV ..read more
Black Future Feminist Blog
1M ago
It’s Women’s History Month and what better way to celebrate than by highlighting a few books by some AMAZING women writers!! Even put in a few extra ones for you!! And as always, Don’t forget to support your local bookstores!!
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Check out March’s Monthly Book Recommendations below:
How to Live Free in a Dangerous World ~Shayla Lawson
Colliding With Fate ~A.E. Valdez
Under the Udala Trees ~Chinelo Okparanta
So Let Them Burn ~Kamilah Cole
The Black Girl Survives in This One ~Edited by Desiree S. Evans and Saraciea J. Fennell
With Love, Miss Americanah ~J ..read more
Black Future Feminist Blog
1M ago
Super Excited about this week’s event!!
On Tuesday, I will be participating in a roundtable discussion on “Medicine, Marginalization, and Resistance: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives.” As a 2023 Humanities Research Center (HRC) Fellow at VCU, the goal of the fellowship is to “foster intellectual exchange and to enhance the quality of research at VCU by exposing faculty to different perspectives and methodologies.”
The event takes place on March 12, 2024, 3-4:30 pm on the campus of Virginia Commonwealth University [Virginia Room B-University Student Commons].
Join us for a roundtable d ..read more
Black Future Feminist Blog
1M ago
As Black History Month comes to a close, I wanted to make sure you get a few literary gems to add to your cart!! An array of Black and diasporic stories waiting to be read!! Don’t forget to support your local bookstores!!
Check out February’s Monthly Book Recommendations below:
The Neighbor Favor ~Kristina Forest
Long Way Down ~Jason Reynolds
Rise To The Sun ~Leah Johnson
How to Die Famous ~Benjamin Dean
Blood at the Root ~Ladarrion Williams
The Church on Ruby Road ~Esmie Jikiemi-Pearson
Legendborn ~Tracy Deonn
Shubeik Lubeik~Deena Mohamed
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Black Future Feminist Blog
1M ago
Kicking off the month with some television and film goodies!! Check out this week’s new trailers below:
Little Wing (Streaming on Paramount + March 13th)
Anatomy of a Fall (Streaming on Hulu March 22nd)
Steve! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces (Streaming on Apple TV+ March 29th)
Ripley (Streaming on Netflix April 4th)
Sugar (Streaming on Apple TV+ April 5th)
Fallout (Streaming on Prime Video April 11th)
Sing Sing (In theaters July 2024 ..read more
Black Future Feminist Blog
1M ago
Happy Friday and Happy International Women’s Day!!
This year’s theme for International Women’s Day 2024 is Inspire Inclusion.
When we inspire others to understand and value women’s inclusion, we forge a better world, and when women themselves are inspired to be included, there’s a sense of belonging, relevance, and empowerment. Collectively, let’s forge a more inclusive world for women.”
~IWD 2024
In the spirit of today, check out a few facts about the day:
March 19, 1911 was the first celebrated International Women’s Day with more than 1 million people in Austria, Denmark, Germa ..read more