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@JennMJack

Black. Queer. Ratchet. Writer. Podcaster. 6'4. Asst prof Fa'19. Habitual line stepper. Rep'd by . Jenn@jennmjackson.com. She/her

Stolen Land/Oakland/Chicago
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    Apr 29

    Issa doctor.

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    11 hours ago

    🚨 Black trans folks are taking over your newsstands! 🚨 covers , covers , and covers — in all of their beauty and brilliance. I am beyond proud of and beyond encouraged by them!

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  3. 5 hours ago

    Rest in peace James Avery aka Uncle Phil. Scenes like this are why I'll never fully love Black-ish. They could never. They've tried. But naw.

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    25 years ago today, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air aired the saddest scene ever. I'm not crying, you're crying.
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  4. 7 hours ago

    My newest at . Thank you to young Black organizers at who spoke with me about their efforts to bring attention to issues of racism in Chicago-area communities. ✊🏿

    For years we have seen folks take part in this ‘it’s just a joke’ narrative around racism toward black students. It is hurtful and disgusting every time, but not surprising.”
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  5. 7 hours ago

    My friends are dope and amazing.

    Class of 2019: This Graduate is Lifting Up Black Girls in Schools via 😭👧🏾👩🏾‍🎓♥️
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  6. 11 hours ago

    This is the type of beard energy I appreciate.

    I asked my homeboy why he's always brushing his beard. He gonna say, "To whom much is given, much is required." 🙄🙄
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    13 hours ago

    A Video of Homewood-Flossmoor Students in Blackface Proves My Wakanda-Wannabe Neighborhood Still Has a Race Problem - for via

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    14 hours ago

    In Montgomery County, Maryland, liberal views and progressive values are just masks. “By ignoring the very real experiences of marginalized people in these communities, many white Americans enable injustices and racist issues to persist.”— 🙌🏾💯

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    14 hours ago

    A Video of Homewood-Flossmoor Students in Blackface Proves My Wakanda-Wannabe Neighborhood Still Has a Race Problem. By

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    14 hours ago

    51 Women, 75% Black, have been murdered in Chicago & CPD has done 0 to solve them! At least 3 Black girls went missing just this week including a 11yr old girl! How can 12 keep us safe when they’re hurting us too!

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    14 hours ago

    The biggest problem isn’t Kim or what she been doing. The problem is the invisibility of people who have been doing the work and how she is able to sensationalize it w/out paying respect and adding capacity to people who been doing the work. It’s always free us.

    5 Black Women Who've Been Fighting For Criminal Justice Reform Long Before Kim Kardashian
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  12. 14 hours ago

    I love this very deeply. I think this is justice work.

    thank you to the person who casually offered, "make memories that can live in your bones."
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    14 hours ago

    A Video of Homewood-Flossmoor Students in Blackface Proves My Wakanda-Wannabe Neighborhood Still Has a Race Problem by

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    14 hours ago

    In which examines the recent blackface incident in her community of Homewood-Flossmoor and how we rarely discuss the ways racism hides behind respectability and well-intentioned suburban life. **See also: 🗣 Montgomery County, Maryland.

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  15. 14 hours ago

    Shout out to for the flawless edits!

    In my newest column at , I wrote about how segregated cities hide all sorts of racism and hatred. Shout out to for speaking with me about protests in Homewood-Flossmoor after local students posted a video wearing blackface.
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  16. 15 hours ago

    In my newest column at , I wrote about how segregated cities hide all sorts of racism and hatred. Shout out to for speaking with me about protests in Homewood-Flossmoor after local students posted a video wearing blackface.

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  17. May 8

    Ayesha Curry is articulating how it feels when women are seen as mere extensions of their husbands. She is calling for recognition and visibility. She is her own person. Simple.

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  18. May 8

    Women in committed relationships have desires, wants, and needs too. We want to be seen as more than our partner's spouse.

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  19. May 8

    Ayesha has been with the same man, a mega star athlete, who travels constantly and lives in the limelight while she carries the full tasks of their household. Meanwhile, they are respectable, Christian folx who are monogamous and chaste. She prolly wants to wild out.

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  20. May 8

    For many women in heterosexual marriages, this can feel isolating and undermining of our femininity and sexual desire. And ppl tell you that it's ok because you have a man. It's not.

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  21. May 8

    There is this idea that, once a woman is married, she is effectively the property of her husband and therefore invisible as a full, sexual, and desirous human being to others.

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