Aimee Meredith Cox

@aimee_meredith_

cultural anthropologist. assoc. prof . dancer. joy seeker. shapeshifter.

bklyn/nwk/detroit/cinti
Joined January 2009
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    Feb 21

    2/24: Anthropologist and professor Aimee Meredith Cox () leads participants through a guided conversation & writing exercises to engage the creation of conceptual black feminine spaces.

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    Feb 4

    Inspired by 's call, I rented a theatre for the 7th & 8th grade classes at Detroit's James & Grace Lee Boggs Academy to see Black Panther on President's Day. It cost less than I thought. If you can, do.

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    Feb 4

    In ethno methods this week, we're reading on building relationships, writing and failure + on walking in Zora's shoes. In FY colloquium, "across the kitchen table" from This Bridge Called My Back

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    Feb 3

    Bresha Meadows, teen domestic abuse victim prosecuted for her father's death, will be freed on Sunday

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    WATCH -- GerShun Avilez on "Radical Aesthetics and Modern Black Nationalism" -- how Black Nationalist rhetoric impacted African American artistic experimentation in the late 20th and 21st centuries via

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    Jan 11

    The contortions to avoid simply saying “He is a racist” are... telling. We live in a country where calling someone a racist is often seen as more problematic than racism itself.

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  10. Jan 9

    Honored to be mentioned in this important piece. Grateful for the incredible work (in all forms) of black women checking for other black women and girls.

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  11. 26 Dec 2017

    WE are Love.

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    17 Dec 2017

    "Black girls should not be objects of critique and/or worry but should be seen as the vanguard of a political movement capable of building and creating what neoliberalism dehumanizes and destroys." -, Shapeshifters

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    Ailey in Paris. It's ya'll. Here we go.

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    20 Nov 2017

    ABA's new site is LIVE! check it out and tell a friend. If you are having an event at AAA this year, please let us know so we can add it/ AAA events are under "ABA at AAA" tab. s/o to for putting in work.

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    29 Oct 2017

    Brittany Packnett: If You're Not as Outraged About R. Kelly as You Are Harvey Weinstein, You're Part of the Problem

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    17 Oct 2017

    In honor of , read poems by , Fred Moten, & on the blog:

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    14 Oct 2017

    Dr. Ntozake Shange’s seminal work gets a gallery’s worth of consideration in new exhibit via

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    10 Oct 2017

    Are you an ethnographer looking to experiment with your practices? New volume from reviewed
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