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“We Want to Be Intersectional”: Asian American College Students’ Extracurricular Rhetorical Education
Allison Dziuba
Tags: Asian American, extracurricular, Intersectionality

Black Feminist Rhetoric in Beyoncé’s Homecoming
Kimberly Fain
Tags: activism, African American Women’s Language, agency, Black womanhood, Coachella, empowerment, healing, Homecoming, inclusion, Intersectionality, Lemonade, sexuality, social movements

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Claremont Graduate University’s Mormon Women’s Oral Histories Collection
Tiffany Gray
Tags: archives, education, feminism, gender, identity, information gathering, Intersectionality, oral history, positionality, rhetoric, women’s rhetoric

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Facebook Feminism: Moderating Story and Visibility in Pantsuit Nation
 Alicia Brazeau 
Tags: identity, Intersectionality, politics, social media, storytelling

Feminist Practices in Digital Humanities Research: Visualizing Women Physician’s Networks of Solidarity, Struggle and Exclusion
Patricia Fancher, Gesa Kirsch, and Alison Williams
Tags: 22-2, African American women physicians, archival research, critical imagination, digital humanities methods, distant reading, exclusion, feminist historiography, history of medicine, Intersectionality, professional networks of women, racism, social network analysis, solidarity, visualizations, white women physicians, Woman’s Medical Journal

Foreword to Queer Rhetorical Listening
Cheryl Glenn
Tags: 23-1, 2Fik, foreword, identity, Intersectionality, queer, rhetorical listening

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Introduction: Feminist Imperatives and the Rhetoricity of Work
Michelle Smith and Sarah Hallenbeck
Tags: domestic rhetorics, Intersectionality, rhetoricity of work, temporality, work-as-identity, workscapes

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Is it Worth it to “Lean In” and Lead? On Being a Woman Department Chair in Rhetoric and Writing Studies
Eileen E. Schell
Tags: Department Chair, Family Formation, gender, Intersectionality, Service, Women leaders

Making Sense of #MeToo: Intersectionality and Contemporary Feminism
Caroline Dadas
Tags: #MeToo, 22-3, feminism, Intersectionality, parrhesia, Twitter

Re-Examining Intersectionality in Our 30th Year: A Remediation of the 2019 CFSHRC Action Hour
Tarez Samra Graban, Heather Adams, Jenny Unghba Korn, Lana Oweidat, Sarah Singer, and Jen England
Tags: 22-1, 30th anniversary, action hour, CCCC 2019, Coalition history, Intersectionality, microtalks, remediation

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Researching on the Intersectional Internet: Slow Coding as Humanistic Recovery
Wilfredo Flores
Tags: Digital Cultural Rhetorics, Intersectionality, methodology

Review of Black Women in Politics: Demanding Citizenship, Challenging Power, and Seeking Justice
Margaret V. Williams
Tags: Black feminism, book review, diasporic Black women, Intersectionality, policy, politics, rhetoric

Review of Lynching (Ore 2019)
Jason Michálek
Tags: African American rhetoric, autoethnography, Black rhetorical agency, book review, Counterstory, discourse, embodiment, Intersectionality

Rhetorical Failures and Revisions in the Second-Wave: Emerging Intersectionality in the Ethe of Activist Zelda Nordlinger
Megan J. Busch
Tags: archives, ethos, Intersectionality, Revision Zelda Nordlinger, Richmond, Second-Wave Feminism, Virginia

Tracing the Past to (Re)imagine the Future: A Black Queer Pedagogy of Becoming
Sarah Keeton
Tags: autoethnography, Black feminism, College Teaching, Communication Pedagogy, Intersectionality, Liberation, pedagogy, queer