Over the last few years, we've had the privilege of sharing an amazing chunk of blog posts informing how we experience our lives and think about ourselves and others as Black women. When we began Cite A Sista, our literal goal was to increase the number of people who cite Black women instead of simply [...]
Brittany Williams (hey boo!) and I came up with #CiteASista as a project for a course in the summer of 2016. Our professor tasked the class to create a project that challenged whiteness and white supremacy. We threw patriarchy right on under the bus for fun and crafted up a twitter chat about centering Black [...]
Check out the new products available in the Cite A Sista store! We have everything from logo-branded hoodies and tees to our very popular hashtag tee shirts available. Grab some as stocking stuffers and other holiday gifts!
#CiteASista co-founder Brit Williams joined #CiteASista supporter Craig Bidiman, to talk about her work with Cite A Sista, #SisterPhD, and journey to student affairs and higher education practice. Listen in to learn more about Brittany's professional work and her collaboration with Dr. Collier to bring Cite A Sista to you each month! Remember, we're always looking for more [...]
I am a fat-bodied Black woman. I literally take up space. My Blackness, gender, and the intersection of the two take up space that is often denied to me in physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual spaces. The White supremacist, patriarchal society that I and other Black women exist within expects us to take up as [...]
Our dearest #CiteASista community- We (Brittany and Joan) have had a busy March with the launch of citeasista.com and a presentation at an annual higher education conference (photos on the tag!). During the conference, we met people who previously participated in our monthly chats and many of whom shared with us about how being a [...]
#CiteASista: Today & Everyday 