Since our first blog post in this class “Who do you think you are?” and throughout the entire course, I’ve been encouraged to reflect on my past media contributions. I was forced to revisit a decision I made, why I stopped posting on my blog Women’s Empowerment. On my old blog, I focused on encouraging, strengthening and uplifting women. But it was without sharing my unique perspective. I realized what I was contributing was important to me but not my whole truth. I was limiting what I would and would not discuss on my blog in an effort to appeal to all. Today, I am encouraged by strong female leaders such as Linda Sarsour, and Issa Rae both women have stayed true to who they are, and the world has found a way to appreciate their truth. My presentation will focus on my new blog, that will launch officially in January 2018. I have taken this opportunity to rebrand my blog, and most importantly, tell my truth.
I included the link to my old blog. Please check it out and try not to LOL too hard.
J (This project is also a testament to academic growth in a relatively short amount of time.) On my old blog, I posted one final post, a farewell.
Check it out here!
This is the new will be improved blog. It is currently under construction but this is where the magic will
happen.
Sources:
Crenshaw, Kimberle (1989) "Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex: A Black Feminist Critique of Antidiscrimination Doctrine, Feminist Theory and Antiracist Politics," University of Chicago Legal Forum: Vol. 1989 , Article 8.
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