Professor Pickens's work has appeared in a number of publications, including Disability Studies Quarterly, Al-Jadid, Journal of Canadian Literature, Al-Raida, and Blackness and Disability: Critical Examinations and Cultural Interventions. Her keen observations have offered a fresh perspective on our site, and her vibrant writing style serves as a useful model.
Entries
2014
• February 2: Political Flesh XV: This is Magic
2013
• September 19: Political Flesh VI: Teaching Trayvon Martin con’t
• September 15: Political Flesh V: Teaching Trayvon Martin
2012
• December 28: "Diverse Enough"
• November 18: Considering Tamar, Again
• October 22: Aspiring to Less is More Than a Notion
• October 10: The Angry Daughters of Elizabeth Keckley
• September 28: A New Kind of “Crip” Keeping: Monster Metaphors, Disability, and Community
• September 16: Living in the Future With Kanye West is Like Living in the Past
• September 8: Toward some Disability Studies approaches to reading
• September 6: “That Ain’t the Move” or Why the Disabled Should Care About Tamar Braxton’s Uterus
• September 2: “And Then Again… When I am Mean & Impressive”: Crip Tragi-Comics
• August 21: Crip-Spiration, Crip Runs and Description: Pistorius and the Limits of the Overcoming Narrative
• August 14: Changing the Script: Luce Irigaray Talks Lolo Jones
• August 9: Marvin Wilson, IQ, & the Constructed Nature of Disability
• August 7: Outliers and Out Right Lies; or How We “Do” Black Disability Studies
• August 3: My Body is Your Problem (Not Mine)
• July 30: When & Where We Enter: Black Studies Scholars & (Cap)Ability
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