Brittney Cooper (page 8)

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

The politics of Rihanna’s hair: Her AMA do was a powerful form of resistance Brittney Cooper

America's black movie amnesia: Non-slavery films sell, too, guys Brittney Cooper

Asking for help while black: How it became a capital offense Brittney Cooper

America's grotesque amusement: The joke is on black women again Brittney Cooper

The first rule of blackface: It's not hard to understand, everyone Brittney Cooper

Men are making it worse: Battered, fearful mothers are not to blame Brittney Cooper

Racism shapes education: Austerity and the right's assault on historically black colleges must stop Brittney Cooper

Detangling racism: White women's fixation with black women's hair Brittney Cooper

Miriam Carey, Obamacare and WIC: A deadly war on women of color Brittney Cooper

Women's lives don't matter: The lesson of Marissa Alexander Brittney Cooper

GOP launches race war to boost the 1 percent Brittney Cooper

No, Oprah and Barack can't fix racism: Stop celebrating "how far we've come!" Brittney Cooper

America's next great black leader Brittney Cooper

The right's toxic back-to-school disaster Brittney Cooper

Marches won't cut it anymore: Why this week's feels like a funeral Brittney Cooper

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