Aaaaand we're back with part two of our two-episode tribute to Professor Anita Hill. In this episode we dive more into her continued legacy and the significance of Kimberlé Crenshaw in the intersectional fight against sexual violence

Leatra also shares Jimanekia Eborn's Grad Chapter Corner, catching up on how she's been over the past two years since they recorded her interview.

Resources & Mentions

Meet Anita Hill

Aamna Mohdin’s article from The Guardian- Kimberlé Crenshaw: The Woman Who Revolutionised Feminism – and Landed at the Heart of the Culture Wars

DeNeen L. Brown’s article from The Washington Post- The Scathing Ad 1,600 Black Women Bought to Oppose Clarence Thomas

Twitter post from author Tayari Jones, a Black woman who donated to the ad

The Shirley Chisholm Project’s article celebrating Anita Hill’s documentary release

Anita Hill's books, Speaking Truth to Power (1998), Reimagining Equality: Stories of Gender, Race, and Finding Home (2012), and Believing: Our Thirty-Year Journey to End Gender Violence (2022)

Jimanekia Eborn's nonprofit, Tending the Garden. Looking to join the survivor space? Check it out here

Catch Jimanekia hosting the following upcoming events: 1. CINTIMA's first annual Flicker Festival, a first-of-its-kind curated international festival celebrating intimate storytelling in film, learn more here and 2. Link to Tending the Garden's programming, created to help you "explore a safe, supportive space offering tools, workshops, and connections to help you thrive." 

Aaaaand we're back with part two of our two-episode tribute to Professor Anita Hill. In this episode we dive more into her continued legacy and the significance of Kimberl&eacute; Crenshaw in the intersectional fight against sexual violence
Leatra also shares <a href="https://traumaqueen.love">Jimanekia Eborn's</a> Grad Chapter Corner, catching up on how she's been over the past two years since they recorded her interview.
Resources &amp; Mentions
Meet <a href="https://anitahillparty.com/history/meet-anita-hill/">Anita Hill</a>
Aamna Mohdin&rsquo;s article from The Guardian- <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/society/2020/nov/12/kimberle-crenshaw-the-woman-who-revolutionised-feminism-and-landed-at-the-heart-of-the-culture-wars#:~:text=%E2%80%9CI%20thought%3A%20%E2%80%98Oh%2C%20thank%20God%2C,%E2%80%9D">Kimberl&eacute; Crenshaw: The Woman Who Revolutionised Feminism &ndash; and Landed at the Heart of the Culture Wars</a>
DeNeen L. Brown&rsquo;s article from The Washington Post- <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2018/09/21/scathing-ad-black-women-bought-oppose-clarence-thomas/">The Scathing Ad 1,600 Black Women Bought to Oppose Clarence Thomas</a>
<a href="https://x.com/tayari/status/1042424437184847872">Twitter post </a>from author Tayari Jones, a Black woman who donated to the ad
<a href="https://chisholmproject.com/2014/featured/2108#:~:text=There%20were%20thousands%20of%20letters,that%20where%20Anita%20Hill%20is%3F%E2%80%9D">The Shirley Chisholm Project&rsquo;s article</a> celebrating Anita Hill&rsquo;s documentary release
Anita Hill's books, <a href="https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/79926/speaking-truth-to-power-by-anita-hill/">Speaking Truth to Power</a> (1998), <a href="https://www.beacon.org/Reimagining-Equality-P950.aspx">Reimagining Equality: Stories of Gender, Race, and Finding Home</a> (2012), and <a href="https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/671557/believing-by-anita-hill/">Believing: Our Thirty-Year Journey to End Gender Violence</a> (2022)
Jimanekia Eborn's nonprofit, <a href="https://www.tendingthegarden.love">Tending the Garden.</a> Looking to join the survivor space? <a href="https://tending-the-garden.mn.co/landing">Check it out here</a>
Catch Jimanekia hosting the following upcoming events: 1.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/cintima.co/">CINTIMA</a>'s first annual Flicker Festival, a first-of-its-kind curated international festival celebrating intimate storytelling in film, <a href="https://filmfreeway.com/flickerfestival">learn more here</a> and 2. Link to <a href="https://tending-the-garden.mn.co/landing">Tending the Garden's programming</a>, created to help you "explore a safe, supportive space offering tools, workshops, and connections to help you thrive."&nbsp;

The Unwanted Sorority explores the personal and collective experiences of Black women, femmes, and gender expansive folks impacted by sexual violence.. Through survivor stories, cultural analysis, and historical context, host Dr. Leatra Tate breaks down the barriers Black women face in seeking justice, healing, and systemic change.

With empathy, honesty, and a focus on advocacy, The Unwanted Sorority creates a space for listeners to witness, learn, and take action toward building a safer, more equitable future.

The Unwanted Sorority explores the personal and collective experiences of Black women, femmes, and gender expansive folks impacted by sexual violence.. Through survivor stories, cultural analysis, and historical context, host Dr. Leatra Tate breaks down the barriers Black women face in seeking justice, healing, and systemic change.
With empathy, honesty, and a focus on advocacy, The Unwanted Sorority creates a space for listeners to witness, learn, and take action toward building a safer, more equitable future.

The Unwanted Sorority 

Tending the Garden: Understanding the Life Work of Healing with Jimanekia Eborn, Part II

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