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Michelle Taylor, known professionally as Feminista Jones, is an American social worker and writer, who writes about Black feminism. She has developed several social media campaigns and has written for The Washington Post, Salon, Time, and Ebony. Jones authored Reclaiming Our Space: How Black Feminism is Changing the World from the Tweets to the Streets (2019, Beacon Press).

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rdfs:comment	Michelle Taylor, known professionally as Feminista Jones, is an American social worker and writer, who writes about Black feminism. She has developed several social media campaigns and has written for The Washington Post, Salon, Time, and Ebony. Jones authored Reclaiming Our Space: How Black Feminism is Changing the World from the Tweets to the Streets (2019, Beacon Press). (en) Michelle Taylor, connue sous le pseudonyme de Feminista Jones, est une écrivaine féministe basée à Philadelphie, une conférencière, une travailleuse sociale à la retraite et une militante communautaire. Elle se définit elle-même comme une féministe noire post-moderne et pro-sexe. Elle contribue sur le Black Twitter et s'intéresse particulièrement au Black feminism. (fr)
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has abstract	Michelle Taylor, known professionally as Feminista Jones, is an American social worker and writer, who writes about Black feminism. She has developed several social media campaigns and has written for The Washington Post, Salon, Time, and Ebony. Jones authored Reclaiming Our Space: How Black Feminism is Changing the World from the Tweets to the Streets (2019, Beacon Press). (en) Michelle Taylor, connue sous le pseudonyme de Feminista Jones, est une écrivaine féministe basée à Philadelphie, une conférencière, une travailleuse sociale à la retraite et une militante communautaire. Elle se définit elle-même comme une féministe noire post-moderne et pro-sexe. Elle contribue sur le Black Twitter et s'intéresse particulièrement au Black feminism. Elle est une blogueuse récompensée et l'auteure de quatre livres, dont la sortie de 2019 acclamée par la critique, Reclaiming Our Space: How Black Feminists Are Changing the World From the Tweets to the Streets. Son écriture et son activisme sont centrés sur la culture noire américaine, le féminisme, la théorie critique de la race, l'intersectionnalité, la santé mentale, la pauvreté et la santé et le bien-être des femmes. (fr)
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