...I had also parsed that there was something powerful about blondness, thinness, flatness, and gaps between thighs. And that power was the context a… - Tressie McMillan Cottom
" "...I had also parsed that there was something powerful about blondness, thinness, flatness, and gaps between thighs. And that power was the context against which all others defined themselves... beauty isn’t actually what you look like; beauty is the preference that reproduce the existing social order.
About Tressie McMillan Cottom
Tressie McMillan Cottom is an American writer, sociologist, and professor.
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What so many black women know is what I learned as I sat at the end of a hallway with a dead baby in my arms. The networks of capital, be they polities or organizations, work most efficiently when your lowest status characteristic is assumed. And once these gears are in motion, you can never be competent enough to save your own life. That is how black feminism knows the future.
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