Brittney Cooper (page 6)

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

Yes, Maya Angelou was a doctor: A lesson for the ignorant Brittney Cooper

White guy killer syndrome: Elliot Rodger's deadly, privileged rage Brittney Cooper

No trigger warnings in my class: Why you won’t find them on my syllabi Brittney Cooper

“I was hurt”: How white elite racism invaded a college debate championship Brittney Cooper

I want these girls back: America, Nigeria and what's really at stake Brittney Cooper

"SNL's" cringe-worthy truth: Leslie Jones' slavery sketch was shoddy -- but important Brittney Cooper

White racism won't just die off: No utopia awaits when retrograde attitudes like Donald Sterling and Cliven Bundy's are gone Brittney Cooper

The politics of black women's hair: Why it's seen with skepticism -- and a need to discipline Brittney Cooper

A black girl's constant fear: Why I thought I'd never live to see 33 Brittney Cooper

It's not about you, white liberals: Why attacks on radical people of color are so misguided Brittney Cooper

My white liberal frenemies: When Twitter exchanges reveal untrustworthy allies Brittney Cooper

In support of #CancelColbert: Why Stephen Colbert needs to make this right Brittney Cooper

Hollywood's post-racial mirage: How pop culture got gentrified Brittney Cooper

How I confronted Tyler Perry: A surprisingly frank phone call yields real results Brittney Cooper

The war on black intellectuals: What (mostly) white men keep getting wrong about public scholarship Brittney Cooper

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