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What the shooting of Ma'Khia Bryant reveals about Black girlhood

As the nation demanded more information in Ma Khia s death and experts weighed in on the shooting, the members of Little Miss and Big Sis reflected on the tragedy in Columbus and what it means to be a Black girl in America.
Sitting with them was their 23-year-old mentor, Alexis Payne, who co-founded the group last December. After losing her 8-year-old cousin MiKayla “KayKay” Pickett to gun violence last summer, Payne became determined to create a safe space for Black girls in Akron, a place where they could share their dreams and struggles without judgment, and feel loved and heard.
One by one, the girls shared what they would say to the officer involved in Ma Khia’s shooting if they had the chance. ....

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NYT: We Are Not Going to Let Knife Girl Go | Blog Posts

By Alisha Haridasani Gupta
“Ma’Khia Bryant was a child.”
Brittany Cooper, the author of “Eloquent Rage”
It happened in a matter of seconds.
On Tuesday, in Columbus, Ohio, a police officer fatally shot Ma’Khia Bryant, a 16-year-old Black girl.
Body-camera footage shows Officer Nicholas Reardon, who was responding to a 911 call, arriving at a chaotic scene, with several people engaged in a heated fight, outside Ms. Bryant’s foster home.
As the officer gets out of his vehicle, Ms. Bryant is seen lunging at a woman with what appears to be a knife in her hand. Then, seconds later, in the frenzy and chaos, she lunges at another woman. ....

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Black girls face police brutality like boys -- but is anyone having 'the talk' with them?

In January, a video of police officers pepper-spraying and arresting a 9-year-old Black girl in Rochester, New York, became the latest in a long line of viral videos and tragic cases of Black children being victimized by police violence. Black parents and families have long tried to mitigate their children s risk of violent encounters with the police. One way they ve done so is the talk, a primer discussion where family members explain to Black children what to do and not do when stopped by the police.
In recent years, primetime television and web documentaries have increasingly brought mainstream attention to the concept of the talk, but those conversations have centered on young Black boys. While Black men and boys do account for an overwhelming percentage of police killings, the sole focus on this demographic renders invisible Black girls experiences with law enforcement, and obscures how police brutality includes not just lethal violence, but non-fatal physical assault ....

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Black Girl Freedom Week Envisions A World Where Black Girls And Women Are Regularly Invested In - Blavity

Black Girl Freedom Week Envisions A World Where Black Girls And Women Are Regularly Invested In
Appearances will be made by Rep. Ayanna Pressley, student activist Naomi Wadler and actress Rashida Jones during the virtual, weeklong celebration.
February 17, 2021 at 6:28 pm
A weeklong series emphasizing investment in Black cis and trans girls is having its inaugural launch this week.
Through virtual programming, Black Girl Freedom Week, which takes place between Feb. 14 to Feb. 20, aims to mobilize investments “in the brain trust, innovation, health, safety, education, research and joy of Black girls and their families.”
According to a press release shared with Blavity, Black Girl Freedom Week features conversations and workshops with Black girls and women. U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley, student activist Naomi Wadler and actress, writer and producer, Rashida Jones are headlining the celebration. ....

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