Women of Color in Community

Ties that Thrive

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

AvLata Murti,Sheila Lakshmi Steinberg,Jalin B. Johnson,Leticia Rojas,Nakisha Castillo

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Rooted in scholarship on intersectional feminism and drawing on the lived experiences of women of color, this edited volume explores the formation and practice of intersectional community, across varied contexts, as a powerful agent of social change. Chapters focus on conceptualizing women of color sisterhoods as disruptive to dominant white, male narratives of success; re-imagining self-care as acts of collective care; analyzing the dynamic, reciprocal relationships between women of color and their larger communities in terms of space and place; and experiencing sisterhood across and within generations. Incorporating both autoethnography and traditional ethnography, this volume offers unique insights on the practice of intersectional community among women of color.This book will be of interest to scholars, researchers, and academics studying the social sciences, gender studies, and particularly intersectional feminism.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-06-29
Mått148 x 210 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor412
FörlagSpringer Nature Switzerland AG
ISBN9783032223630

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Lata Murti is Lecturer of Sociology for California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo and Recruitment and Retention Coordinator for Cal Poly Bachelor’s Pathway in Sociology at Allan Hancock College.Sheila Lakshmi Steinberg is Director of the Institute for Sustainability and Professor in the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies at California State University, Northridge. Jalin B. Johnson is Principal and Executive Producer of Insufferable Academics, LLC. Leticia Rojas is a faculty member and teacher education coordinator at Pasadena City College. Nakisha Castillo is Clinical Director and Associate Professor of Psychology in the School of Health and Behavioral Sciences at University of Massachusetts Global.

Introduction: Charting Our Stories, Our Communities, and Our Resistance; Lata Murti, Sheila Lakshmi Steinberg, Jalin B. Johnson, Leticia Rojas, and Nakisha Castillo.- Part I: Reimagining Success; Jalin B. Johnson.- Activist Lawyering and Leadership: Re-Imagining the Legal Non-Profit; Anne Rios and Leticia Rojas.- My Skinfolks But Not My Kinfolks’: Searching for Kinship in Librarianship; Ayanna Gaines.- Overcoming Invisibility within the Ivory Tower: Deconstructing the Power Dynamic while Acknowledging Intersectionality; Jalin B. Johnson.- Finding Power in our Vulnerability: Pedagogically Redefining Success; Rosie Kar.- Part II: Self Care through Community Care; Nakisha Castillo.- Life Line: My Persian Posse Sisterhood; Golnaz Agahi.- Finding Self-Care in Service; Shanta M. Smith.- Intersectional Healing: Diaspora, Identity, and Community in STEMM Education; Elizabeth Sablan Rodrigues.- Part III: Women of Color Strengthening Place-Based Community; Sheila Lakshmi Steinberg.- Widows of the Ashram Communities of Varanasi Practicing Sisterhood; Suman Singh and Rituparna Bhattacharyya.- Place, Community Knowledge, and Practicing Sisterhood: A Black Woman’s Reflections; Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo.- Born in Space: Community, Culture, Women and the Power of the Kneeling Nun; Sheila Lakshmi Steinberg.- Vidya Daan: A Family Legacy of Educating for Centuries; Monica Shukla-Belmontes.- Part IV: Intergenerational Ties and Futures; Lata Murti.- From a Gate to a Gathering: Sisterhood, Intersectionality, and Indigenous Identity; Liza Ann Acosta.- Grandmothers by Age, Sisters by Experience: Immigrant Generation Affinities among Japanese American and South Asian American Women; Lata Murti.- Nurturing Indigeneity through the Spirit of Motherhood and Love for Seven Generations: A Perspective From a Native and Indigenous Wisdom Leader within Higher Education; Primavera Reza-Nakonechny.- Conclusion: Stories Reclaimed in and for Our Communities; Lata Murti, Sheila Lakshmi Steinberg, Jalin B. Johnson, Leticia Rojas, and Nakisha Castillo.