Intersectional way without perpetuating stereotypes

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1. How can we address violence in the community in an intersectional way without perpetuating stereotypes?

2. How do you believe certain explicit and derogatory lyrics in rap/hip hop have impacted the Black feminist movement? Is there something you would change about how certain topics are presented, or do you believe that the lyrics presented should remain protected by the freedom of speech as laid out by the U.S. Constitution?

3. How do you think the idea of intersectionality can interfere with or encourage the overall identity of a Black Feminist?

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