Brittney Cooper (page 7)

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

Black girls' zero-sum struggle: Why we lose when black boys dominate the discourse Brittney Cooper

"Post-racial America" is a dangerous lie: Why the fantasy is naive, insidious and deadly Brittney Cooper

Michael Dunn and open season on black teenagers: The onslaught of white murder Brittney Cooper

The vile pain of racial taunts: Marcus Smart, DMX and white supremacy's sick power Brittney Cooper

Seeing black male humanity: How the president can take on the Prison-Industrial Complex Brittney Cooper

Macklemore's useless apology: Grammys and the myth of meritocracy Brittney Cooper

Blackface in my fourth grade play: How a white girl with a racist dad played MLK Brittney Cooper

“I woke up like this”: Beyoncé, CeCe and the fight for justice for black women Brittney Cooper

White supremacy wins again: Melissa Harris Perry and the racial false equivalence Brittney Cooper

Ani DiFranco performs during Gulf Aid benefit concert at Mardi Gras World in New Orleans, Louisiana

Ani DiFranco's faux-pology: White privilege and the year in race Brittney Cooper

Evangelical church's ugly truth: "Duck Dynasty" and Christian racists Brittney Cooper

The Beyoncé wars: Should she get to be a feminist? Brittney Cooper

The Mandelas, hip-hop and Cliff Huxtable: How black popular culture can politicize us Brittney Cooper

Paul pauses during a network news interview on Capitol Hill in Washington

GOP's race problem: What's really behind that bad tweet Brittney Cooper

Lay off Michelle Obama: Why white feminists need to lean back Brittney Cooper

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