Professor Qrescent Mali Mason

Professor Qrescent Mali Mason has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in January 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Professor Qrescent Mali Mason are: • Instagram • Email Besides social media accounts, waxingqrescent has populated their site with: • Symposium Beauvoir and Politics: Tools for Thinking the Present - June 25 2024, 4.30-7.30PM — Political Theory • philoSOPHIA 2024: Feminist Making Sensing and Doing • Fanon Unbound: Interdisciplinary Encounters with Frantz Fanon | "How to Move through the Body of the Father to Discovery Myself • "Academia Ain't Where It's At, Girlie": bell hooks and Legacies of Black Women's Intellectual Labor" Eberly Rountable, Labor in Appalachia, West Virginia University • "We Feel Grateful and Alive to Be Doing This Work Together: Phenomenological Reflections on a 2020 Summer of Feminist Research Across Difference" Puncta: A Journal of Critical Phenomenology (2022) • "#BlackGirlMagic as Resistant Imaginary," Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, Volume 36, Issue 4 ( December 2021) • Philly Loves bell hooks, hosted by the West Philadelphia Cultural Alliance/ Paul Robeson House and Museum (December 2021) • The #UsesofMapping Project • Qrescent Mali Mason granted 2021 Leeway Foundation Art and Change Grant • Oral History Interview with Charlene Arcila (2010) primiered at 2021 Trans-Health Conference • "We Are Each Other's Harvest": Moderated Conversation with Mecca Jamilah Sullivan and Cheryl Clarke for Paul Robeson House (July 2021) • "A Word from the President/Le mot de la Présidente de la Société," Simone de Beauvoir Studies (Dec. 2020) • International Simone de Beauvoir Society • Interview about "The Good Place" (2020) • "Qrescent Mali Mason is Making Haver-History as the Philosophy Department’s First Female Professor of Color,” The Clerk (2018) • “Wreaking Havoc to Reap Benefits,” Profile, Berea College Magazine (2018) • “Affirmative Consent at Central APA,” Interview (2017) • "The Making of a Free Woman: Simone de Beauvoir, Amber Rose, and Contemporary Feminism" (2016)