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21. NASA Renames Headquarters After First Black Woman Engineer, Mary W. Jackson: (Feminism); On June 24th, Mary W. Jackson, the first Black womxn engineer at NASA, got the recognition she deserves. NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine announced that the agency’s headquarters building in Washington, ...; Created on 25 June 2020
22. Jenny Slate Steps Away From Biracial "Big Mouth" Role: "Black Voices Must Be Hear: (Entertainment); This past Wednesday, well-known actress Jenny Slate released a public statement that she would no longer voice the mixed race character Missy on Netflix's sitcom Big Mouth. Slate posted on Instagram ...; Created on 25 June 2020
23. Big Freedia Opens Up About Beyoncé, Bounce, Being Black in New Orleans, and Her Boo: BUST Interview: (Music); As the foremost ambassador of New Orleans bounce music, Big Freedia is the rule-breaking, ass-shaking, noise-making pop star we need right now A LOT HAS CHANGED for Big Freedia since we first featured ...; Created on 23 June 2020
24. Big Freedia on BUST's Summer Music Issu: (Entertainment); We spent the beginning of our COVID-19 quarantine creating our best Summer Issue ever! On the cover, we’ve got New Orleans’ dynamic ambassador of bounce music Big Freedia doing the absolute MOST! And ...; Created on 09 June 2020
25. Remember: Queer Black Womxn Paved The Way For LGBTQ+ Rights: (Feminism); ... the nation today. The Stonewall Riots, which are often attributed with kicking off the greater queer liberation and LGBTQ+ rights movements were, at their core, a protest and rebellion against brutality ...; Created on 01 June 2020
26. Meet Julie d'Aubigny: The French Gender-bending Opera Diva Your History Teacher Didn't Want You To Know Abo: (Feminism); ... secretary to the King’s Horse Master, the Count of Armagnac, a powerful and wealthy courtier. It’s likely she grew up in the Tuileries Palace in Paris and moved to the newly built Versailles with the rest ...; Created on 29 April 2020
27. Welcome to Pulga: How One Woman Bought A Ghost Town And Turned It Into A Feminist Haven: (Living); ... in the Caribbean with her family, when she got the news: Northern California was in flames. And Pulga, the town where she lived, sat in the fire’s path. The Camp Fire, which ignited November 8, 2018, in ...; Created on 19 February 2020
28. 9 Films to Watch This Galentine's Da: (Movies); ... tale of four friends reconnecting in New Orleans will have you and your friends cracking up at their misadventures along the way. I’m rooting for a sequel because this dream team brought the funny in this ...; Created on 13 February 2020
29. Katie Sowers Will Be The First Woman—And Openly Gay—Coach At This Weekend's Super Bow: (Feminism); ... . . . . #49Ers #niners #faithful #ninerfaithful #ninergang #nfl #california #sf #bayarea #saints #neworleans #bethechange #teambeforeself #sfvsno Photo credit - @49ersofficialphotog A post shared by ...; Created on 30 January 2020
30. Thanks To Kami Garcia, "Teen Titans'" Raven Gets Her Own Stor: (Books); ... novel form with Raven, written by Beautiful Creatures co-author Kami Garcia. The origin story is set in New Orleans, and the book has already been doing so well, it’s gone back for a third printing. This ...; Created on 10 October 2019
31. Feminist Superhero Mariska Hargitay Opens Up About "SVU’s" Record-Breaking 21st Season: BUST Intervie: (TV); ... the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York City, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known ...; Created on 27 September 2019
32. Rickie Lee Jones Reflects On Her Debut, Defying Expectations, And Women Influences: (Music); ... in Love” (a Top 5 hit) to heartbreaking ballads like “Last Chance Texaco” and “Company.” That album made her an overnight success: she graced the cover of Rolling Stone, won the Grammy for Best New Artist ...; Created on 26 September 2019
33. This Mother-Daughter Suffragist Duo Almost Got Left Out The Movement's Memor: (Feminism); ... of its members without receiving the curse of its own soul.” Newspaper clippings from 1871 praising Frances Ellen Watkins Harper’s public speaking. Click to enlarge. Newspapers.com I found ...; Created on 11 September 2019
34. 5 Great New Books By Women To Curl Up with This Fall: (Books); It's finally fall: the perfect time to head to a park or café with a book you just can't put down. Here are five new and upcoming novels, memoirs, and collections — all reviewed in our September/October ...; Created on 05 September 2019
35. Esther Rose's "You Made It This Far" Is Triumphant ...: (Music); ESTHER ROSE You Made It This Far (Father/Daughter Records) Esther Rose is all about the journey. From the very first acoustic whisper on sophomore album You Made It This Far, the folky/bluesy ...; Created on 21 August 2019
36. How The Once Enslaved "Stagecoach Mary" Became The Gun-Toting First Black Woman Mail Carrie: (Feminism); ... mail carrier out in the new, untamed state of Montana. The year was 1895, and at a towering six-feet tall and approximately 200 pounds, Fields was one tough customer. Quick on the draw, and with a temper ...; Created on 19 August 2019
37. “The Plastic Age We’re Living In”: Artist Portia Munson on Her Environmentalist Art & the Power of the Color Pink: (Arts); ... Medical Center Art Gallery in NYC, both in 2017. Munson's Pink Project installation is currently on view through July 21st at New York’s Rockefeller Center, where she is a 2019 artist-in-residence. In Munson' ...; Created on 12 July 2019
38. BUST's 10 Best Bets For July And August 2019 ...: (Entertainment); ... But the big news is that our queen Beyoncé is playing Nala!!!! Catch it in theaters July 19. 2. Veronica Mars on Hulu The revival of Kristen Bell’s beloved noir mystery series Veronica Mars ...; Created on 01 July 2019
39. LaTonya Yvette’s Memoir "Woman Of Color" Has It Al: (Books); ... the May/June 2019 print edition of BUST Magazine. Subscribe today! More from BUST 8 Black Feminist Principles That Taught Me About Dismantling The System How New Orleans' "Baby Dolls" Created ...; Created on 10 June 2019
40. How New Orleans' "Baby Dolls" Created A Feminist Legac: (Feminism); At the turn of the 20th century, a group of Black sex workers in New Orleans started a tradition that became a Mardi Gras mainstay. They called themselves Baby Dolls, and they remain a symbol of Black ...; Created on 30 May 2019

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