News Do Black Women Have a Voice in the #MeToo Movement? Posted on October 23, 2019April 12, 2021 By Leigh Langston As the #MeToo movement has gained traction in the mainstream media after its birth mainly on social media like Twitter, several complications have developed – especially as the movement has gained popularity and left many Black women on the sidelines. Black women’s voices have been integral to the success of… Read more
News #BlackGirlsMatter: Stop Choosing Pop Culture Over Black Women and Children Posted on January 24, 2019November 19, 2022 By Ebony Selise In a time when sociopolitical climates are supposed to be progressive and forward-thinking, it remains stagnant, if not regressive on an express track to a complete disregard for Black women. The premiere of the six-hour docu-series “Surviving R. Kelly” has been eye-opening in just how little support and protection Black… Read more
News Dangerous Lee Sponsors Documentary That’s Taking The Scope of #MeToo to #Me2.0: The Rise of Eve Posted on June 21, 2018November 29, 2021 By Dangerous Lee The Rise of Eve Documentary Takes Misogyny To Task Like Never Before! The Rise of Eve documentary challenges gender-based violence and the “shame and blame culture” from Eve to Street Harassment to Honor Killing. The Rise of Eve is #Me2.0 When “The Rise of Eve” went into production in 2014,… Read more
News The Black Female Gaze Explained Posted on January 25, 2018July 7, 2018 By Dangerous Lee By Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga The gaze has been known as a way of understanding how the look (knowledge, opinions, beliefs, etc.) of the other affects the individual and how this look or response influences the receiver. I am wondering why Black women expressing their feelings and challenging the status quo are… Read more
Blogs by Dangerous Lee I Was Born With A Broken Heart Posted on May 27, 2014April 12, 2018 By Dangerous Lee I Was Born With A Broken Heart I often wonder what my life would be like or what type of person I would of become had I grown up with my father in my life. I didn’t learn who my dad was until a few years ago thanks to a… Read more