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How Does Misogynoir Effect Black Women?

Hello! This is yet again another assignment that I did for an English class. It’s one of my proudest works and I hope you enjoy it!    Abstract The main topic of this paper is misogynoir, and how it effects Black women and feminine presenting people. We’ll be looking at a series of personal experiences, studies, and definitions to explore this topic. There will be sections that focus on misogynoir in school, workplaces, protesting, and childbirth. I felt that these were some of the most important and/or interesting presentations of misogynoir. There will also be some ways you can help combat misogynoir and be of support to the Black feminine community. Keywords : misogynoir, racism, intersectionality, misogyny, feminism, Black women, obstetric racism, feminine presenting         What is Misogynoir?                First and foremost; what is misogynoir? I would define misogynoir ...
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Who is Willow V.? 

Honestly, I'm not entirely sure. I'm still in school and trying to figure that out, but I can tell you that I'm interested in a LOT of things. Forensic psychology, music, history, crocheting, and classic literature, to name a few. I also enjoy researching things and writing about my finds, that's probably one of the reasons I do so well in science and English classes. I play the violin, sew, crochet, and write, and I used to do ballet for a considerable part of my life. 

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Why A Word From Willow? 

Before starting A Word From Willow, I had done a lot of research and had everything pretty much planned out, except the name. I asked everyone around me and my mom came in saving the day (as usual) and gave me the name A Word From Willow, so full credits to my mom for coming up with the name. 

Why did I make a blog? 

It's honestly pretty simple, it'd be the most fun way for me, personally, to make money. I've always enjoyed writing, especially about things I'm interested in, so why not make money from it? 

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