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Tag: Majella Mark

Cats Are Trash Human Beings: But Maybe Feminists Are Too

9th February 20219th February 2021  Majella Mark

For decades womxn have felt unrepresented by liberal feminism and its lack of intersectionality. In her new book, Cats Are Trash: But Maybe Feminists Are Too, Majella Mark seeks to entertain, encourage and educate readers on the history and potentiality of feminism.

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Posted in Arts, BooksTagged: Alice Walker, Anita Hill, Black Lives Matter, BLM, book, Cats, Cats Are Trash Human Beings, Equity Feminism, Feminism, Gender equity, Intersectional Feminism, Kamala Harris, Majella Mark, Radical feminism, Shirley Chisolm, Trans Feminism, Trump, Womanism

What my silence in the deaf community taught me about directness and honesty

16th November 202016th November 2020  Majella Mark

When Majella Mark was left unable to speak because of health problems, she felt alone and excluded. But on discovering New York’s hearing impaired community, she made new friends and learned to communicate in a way she never had before.

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Posted in Creative Writing, Non-FictionTagged: American Sign Language, ASL, Black Lives Matter, BLM, communication, Deaf Community, friendship, hearing impairment, Languages, Life in Languages, Majella Mark, Sign Language, speech

Postcards in Isolation 23: Majella Mark, The Return, 2020

27th August 20201st September 2020  Majella Mark

Majella Mark looks back to her own artwork, The Return, 2020, a celebration of African ancestry, and asks where can black men and women go to be safe in light of the murders of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery?

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Posted in Art and design, ArtsTagged: Africa, Ahmaud Avery, Banksy, Black Lives Matter, BLM, Breonna Taylor, Covid-19, Elijah Mcclain, George Floyd, Lockdown Living, Majella Mark, New York, Pandemic, Postcards from the Edge, Postcards in Isolation, Racism, Rochelle Roberts, The Return, Visual AIDS
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    By Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou
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    By Lisa Goodrum
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    By Rachel Ashenden
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