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Leslie Grover

Leslie T. Grover is associate professor of public administration and public policy at Southern University and A&M College in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She received her Ph.D. from Clemson University.

  • No Other Word for It: The Inexplicability of Violence Against Black Women and Girls

    No Other Word for It: The Inexplicability of Violence Against Black Women and Girls

    Posted on 08/27/2025

    Treva B. Lindsey underscores the intersecting forms of oppression facing Black women and girls, and how these can be subverted to fuel resistance movements.

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  • No Other Word for It: The Inexplicability of Violence Against Black Women and Girls

    No Other Word for It: The Inexplicability of Violence Against Black Women and Girls

    Posted on 02/26/2024

    Treva B. Lindsey underscores the intersecting forms of oppression facing Black women and girls, and how these can be subverted to fuel resistance movements.

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  • Decentering Whiteness and Uplifting Black Voices: <em>The 1619 Project</em> Reclaims American History

    Decentering Whiteness and Uplifting Black Voices: The 1619 Project Reclaims American History

    Posted on 02/24/2022

    Based on the newspaper project, this new book reimagines the standard American history curriculum by reexploring pivotal historical events from the perspective of Black Americans.

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  • Honoring Community without Penalizing Blackness: An Essential Primer on Prison Abolition

    Honoring Community without Penalizing Blackness: An Essential Primer on Prison Abolition

    Posted on 07/29/2021

    Mariame Kaba harnesses her expertise in abolition to challenge the US's system of mass incarceration and suggest alternative forms of justice.

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