Choosing a moving company is an important step in any relocation. Movers may be responsible for transporting furniture, appliances, electronics, personal belongings, and valuable items, so the company you hire should be professional, transparent, and properly prepared. A reliable moving company does more than provide a truck and a crew. It should offer clear pricing, […]
How Junk Removal Can Help Before a Home Sale
Preparing a home for sale involves more than choosing a listing price and taking photographs. Buyers pay close attention to cleanliness, storage, room size, and the general condition of the property. Excess furniture, broken items, old appliances, and accumulated clutter can make the home appear smaller and less appealing. Professional junk removal can simplify the […]
Home Improvement Projects That Add Lasting Value
Home improvement projects can make a property more comfortable, attractive, and functional, but some upgrades provide more lasting value than others. The most worthwhile improvements usually address essential systems, improve energy efficiency, reduce future maintenance, or make the home more appealing to a broad range of buyers. Rather than focusing only on trends, homeowners should […]
A Complete Guide to Grooming Your Dog at Home
Regular grooming helps keep your dog clean, comfortable, and healthy. It also gives you an opportunity to check for skin irritation, unusual lumps, parasites, injuries, or other changes that may require veterinary attention. Although some dogs need professional grooming because of their coat type, temperament, or specific care requirements, many routine tasks can be completed […]
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 […]
