### Ljubljana – The Great MetropolisLjubljana, Slovenia’s uppercase, is a magic metropolis known for its Baroqueness and Art Nouveau architecture, the Ljubljanica River, and its vivacious ethnical scenery. Illustrious attractions admit:- **Ljubljana Castling** – A knightly fort with arresting views of the metropolis. Since so, it has transitioned into a popular commonwealth, connection the European […]
The Route to Slovenian Independency
One of Slovenia’s almost famed landmarks, Lake Bled features:- **Bled Island** – Plate to a picturesque church.- **Bled Rook** – Perched on a drop-off commanding the lake. – **Mediaeval Walls** – Oblation bird’s-eye views.- **Salinity Pans of Sečovlje** – An significant historic saltiness yield locate.### Maribor and Ptuj ### Ljubljana – The Chapiter MetropolisLjubljana, Slovenia’s […]
This Is the Remix! — Our New Newsletter
Hey everybody! We started the Crunk Feminist Collective blog 11 years ago this month! And what a ride it has been. As a Collective, we have lived through the rise and the fall of the feminist blog. But never count a movement’s writers and thinkers out. We’re back and better than ever! I mean we […]
Black Women Demands
Black Women Demand Reparations & the Right to Live Free BIPOC women leaders have for centuries been stitching our community stories into the US tapestry to correct the white-washed narrative and reveal this nation’s bloody history. Black women have labored to produce and reproduce generations of possibility and freedom dreams, while countering the nonsensical myth-making […]
Putting On the Mask: A Holy Week Reflection
Putting On the Mask: A Holy Week Reflection John 18:38 (cf. Isaiah 59: 12-15) It’s Holy Week in Christendom. This is the week we live for, the week we celebrate our foundational myth, about Jesus the Christ, who ended a three-year ministry of radical, feather-ruffling, temple-table-turning love, nailed to a cross, being executed by the […]
Intersections of Justice in the Time of Corona Virus
By Cara Page and Eesha Pandit Opportunity for A New Frame This moment asks us to consider how we might pivot and adapt in a way that centers collective care, safety, and protection for each other. This is a good time to re-examine our relationship with vulnerability. Many of us are feeling vulnerable ourselves, while […]
Crunk Love Letters for Stacey Abrams
It is our tradition at the CFC to write love letters to comrades and friends-in-struggle. Stacey Abrams is certainly that. And because she is a Southern Black girl and the CFC began as a Southern (ATL-based) feminist project, we thought it befitting to send some CRUNK love her way. Dear Stacey, Two years […]
There is a Balm in Wakanda or Why Black Joy Matters
I’ve been to Wakanda twice now. And with nonstop, direct flights leaving from Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson airport, the next time I go I ain’t coming back. You’ve probably read and/or avoided reading 1.5 million think pieces about Black Panther. And, yes, this is another. But, quite frankly, I’m not going down the rabbit hole of whether […]
Biological Clocks and Balldrops: A New Year’s Reflection on Black Women’s Time
I spent New Year’s Day re-reading A Wrinkle A Time, a book I first encountered in middle school. I have been invested in re-reading the book both because I’m eagerly anticipating Ava DuVernay’s forthcoming rendition of the movie, with a mixed Black girl as protagonist. But I also wanted to read it because I have […]
Trust Black Women. Then Show Up For Us.
Yesterday was my birthday. And all I wanted was for Doug Jones to win in Alabama. Ok, so that’s not entirely true. I wanted and received a chill birthday. I got a mani-pedi, saw Coco (I’m not crying, you’re crying!), did a bit a shopping, and ate cupcakes and Indian food. It was a good […]