Brittney Cooper (page 5)

Brittney Cooper is a contributing writer at Salon. Follow her on Twitter at @professorcrunk.

The American family is a myth: Why our national moral panic must stop Brittney Cooper

Feminism's ugly internal clash: Why its future is not up to white women Brittney Cooper

The racial parenting divide: What Adrian Peterson reveals about black vs. white child-rearing Brittney Cooper

Pro sports' fake morality play: Ray Rice, Atlanta Hawks and our deep dishonesty about race and gender Brittney Cooper

“I am not afraid to die”: Why America will never be the same post-Ferguson Brittney Cooper

Al Sharpton does not have my ear: Why we need new black leadership now Brittney Cooper

America's new racial low point: More crying black mothers, and tear gas on our dreams Brittney Cooper

In defense of black rage: Michael Brown, police and the American dream Brittney Cooper

I was wrong about Gaza: Why we can no longer ignore the horrors in Palestine Brittney Cooper

Iggy Azalea's post-racial mess: America's oldest race tale, remixed Brittney Cooper

Food Network's major oversight: Why a quest for ratings comes at a price Brittney Cooper

White supremacy stripped bare: What "Do the Right Thing" tells us 25 years later Brittney Cooper

How to encounter a black woman's body: The politics of Mammy Sphinx Brittney Cooper

"Not going to lie down and take it": Black women are being overlooked by this president Brittney Cooper

Hip-hop's profane victory: How corporations co-opted black cool Brittney Cooper

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