@kmmendez

kmmendez has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in November 2019. The social media accounts linked to from kmmendez are: Instagram, TikTok. Besides social media accounts, kmmendez has populated their site with Primary Colors | Karla | Substack, www.haymarketbooks.org, Subjectivity, Anonymity, and Representation in the Art of Lorna Simpson — Black Women Radicals, Julien Creuzet Brings the Sounds of the Atlantic to Brown's Bell Gallery, Archiving the Life of Amy Ashwood Garvey: An Interview with Nydia A. Swaby — Black Women Radicals, “I Kept On, Kept On and Kept On”: Honoring the Life and Times of Lady Java — Black Women Radicals, “You Got to Bring People In”: An Interview With Chirlane McCray on the 50th Anniversary of the Combahee River Collective — Black Women Radicals, Why Combahee? Why Now? A Critical Conversation with Margo Okazawa-Rey — Black Women Radicals, More than a portrait: Otis Kwame Kye Quaicoe interviewed, “We Were Undeterred”: Demita Frazier on the Complex History of the Combahee River Collective — Black Women Radicals, 50 Years of Combahee: Special Blog Issue — Black Women Radicals, Paving the Way: The Radical Life of Journalist and Activist Charlotta Spears Bass — Black Women Radicals, “I can’t study while our people are suffering.”: The Life Long Activism of Dorie Ladner — Black Women Radicals, Turn of the Tide: Zilia Sánchez at the ICA, Miami, Jean-Marie Appriou: At the Intersection of Reality and Mythology, In Defense of Black Women: The Case of Joan Little — Black Women Radicals, The Laboring and Disposable Latina Body — The Latinx Project at NYU, Photography as a site of safety: Thalía Gochez interviewed, Alberta Whittle’s LA Photo Diary and Examination of Wayward Rest, Tracing Reality and Fantasy in the Choreography of Suspiria, Hexentanz, and Blaubart, Wilmer Wilson IV Locates Staples and Wood As Sites of Being and Communication, A Reminiscence on Youth and Our Former Selves, Blanca Canales Led Puerto Rico’s Historic Rebellion for Independence, “Me gritaron negra”: Reflecting On the Cultural Work of Victoria Santa Cruz — Black Women Radicals, Why Maren Hassinger Isn’t Interested in Being Discouraged, Claudia Martínez Garay and Arturo Kameya Explore Peruvian History, Something is Missing From the Walls: Examining the Radical History of Black Feminist Art — Black Women Radicals, “Faith Ringgold: Freedom to Say What I Please” at Worcester Art Museum, How ‘Unnamed Figures’ at the American Folk Art Museum Challenges Dominant Narratives of American History - ELEPHANT, Female Adolescence, Isolation and Hauntings in the Work of Francesca Woodman — Polyester, Henry Taylor’s ‘B Side’: A Photo Album of Black Existence - ELEPHANT, Juana Valdés at The Sarasota Art Museum, Sarasota, How ‘Chopped and Screwed’ at White Cube, New York, Investigated Systems and Structures - ELEPHANT, The Future Possibilities of Children: An Interview with Gwendolyn Wallace — Black Women Radicals, Bearing Witness to the Work of Kaveri Raina - ELEPHANT, The Disorienting Vibrancy of Sable Elyse Smith’s Work - ELEPHANT, Karla Méndez | Ampersand: An American Studies Journal, BLACK WOMEN RADICALS.