Intersectional Analysis as a Method to Analyze Popular Culture: Clarity in the Matrix
explores how race, class, gender, sexuality, and other social categories are represented in …

This essay argues that critical rhetorical work on race needs to account for how racist ideas
are maintained and enacted via expectations about which kinesiologies are appropriate for …

Abstract Research suggests that Millennial Black women teachers (MBWTs) are having
experiences that are complex and contradictory. Research also suggests that those …

The author argues that American singer-songwriter and actress Beyoncé's physicality and
persona has become a site of racialized cultural baggage concerning class, beauty and …

Mentoring in higher education and especially at the level of doctoral work is critical for
mentees to feel supported during this arduous journey. This explanatory sequential mixed …

In her visual albums Black Is King (2020) and Lemonade (2016), pop artist Beyoncé
engages with audiovisual representation as a way of rewriting existing narratives of …

This article examines Daughters of the Dust (Julie Dash, 1991) and the visual album
Lemonade (Beyoncé Knowles, 2016), which cites Julie Dash's portrayal of a community of …

Fatherlessness is the cause of a myriad of psychosocial challenges experienced by
children. The actual impact of fatherlessness on black women has not been extensively …

This article explores the synergies between translanguaging and feminist poststructuralism
to deepen understandings of how educators can teach for justice. I highlight how both …

This study revealed the significance of how race and gender impacted the experiences of
the participants while in their school setting. The four BFT domains of power consist of …