To Be is to Dream is to Be Free

Malone talks back to the legacy of exploitation of Black slave labor and the system of racial subjugation and sexual political economy that places demands on the Black female body, themes that are found in Alison Saar’s artwork entitled Cotton Eater II (2014).

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Published inJournal of Intersectionality Vol. 7; no. 1; pp. 24 - 30
Main Author Malone, Kennedi
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London Pluto Journals 01.03.2023
Subjects
Activists
African Americans
Artists
Black people
Cotton
Culture
Exploitation
Intersectionality
Oppression
Political economy
White supremacy
Women
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Summary:Malone talks back to the legacy of exploitation of Black slave labor and the system of racial subjugation and sexual political economy that places demands on the Black female body, themes that are found in Alison Saar’s artwork entitled Cotton Eater II (2014).
ISSN:2515-2114
2515-2122
DOI:10.13169/jinte.7.1.0003