Black Women Care Ethics, Radical Love, and the Anti-Black World: A Reading List by Breya Johnson

A reading list by Breya Johnson from her teach-in “Black Women Care Ethics, Radical Love, and the Anti-Black World” for the School for Black Feminist Politics.


On Sunday, March 27th at 3:30 PM EST. writer and educator Breya Johnson led her second teach-in “Black Women Care Ethics, Radical Love, and the Anti-Black World” of a two-part teach-in series for The School for Black Feminist Politics. You can watch the teach-in here.

About the teach-in: How do we teach care and love in a anti-black world? Is love possible? Does love even matter? Together we will grapple with the politics of love with the help of Black women writers. Is it possible to untether our understandings of care, love, and more from capitalist logics? Together we will interrogate the utility of these words.

About Breya Johnson: Breya M. Johnson (she/they) is a cultural worker and freelance writer living in Brooklyn NY. Her work looks at modes of disposability, Black health, reproductive justice, radical love, and abolition. She is interested in the inner workings of Black women and girls and is finding a location for healing in the writings of black folks globally. You can follow her @TheBlackLayers on Twitter and @theblackestlayers and @blackreadingtoheal on Instagram.


Black Women Care Ethics, Radical Love, and the Anti-Black World: A Reading List

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