For the proposal of my final paper for one of my classes, I decided I wanted to write about Black women’s affect, embodiment, and the social logics that support misogynoir along those lines. Upon submitting my proposal to my professor, he asked, “Why just Black women’s affect?” I’ve been reflecting on this question since then, […]
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