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Author Archives: Jera Brown

Jera writes about sexuality, spirituality, and social justice. They are the author of Just the Tip, a queer-friendly, sex-positive, relationship advice column and the editor of Sacred and Subversive, a multifaith project offering queer perspectives on the future of faith communities. Follow them on Twitter or Instagram @thejerabrown.

JacquelineWoodson is the author of "Another Brooklyn"
Posted inBooks

Woodson’s ‘Another Brooklyn’ Offers a Glimpse of Girlhood in 1970s

by Jera Brown October 16, 2016February 26, 2017
Posted inNews

The CDC Left Out the T in An LGB Youth Violence Survey, and the Internet Threw a Fit

by Jera Brown September 30, 2016February 22, 2017
Chinaka Hodge
Posted inReviews

Poet Chinaka Hodge’s ‘Dated Emcees’ Explores Hip-Hop, Violence and Love

by Jera Brown August 30, 2016February 17, 2017
Posted inRebellions

Young Rebelles and Superheroes: Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)

by Jera Brown August 12, 2016February 22, 2017
Leigh Stein memoir
Posted inRebellions

Author Leigh Stein On Her Memoir and When Love is a Drug

by Jera Brown July 25, 2016February 19, 2017
Spiegel Levy
Posted inRebellions

Coming up at Women & Children First: Spiegel and Levy Explore Womanhood & Sexuality in Very Different Ways

by Jera Brown July 21, 2016February 22, 2017
Volunteer Opportunity Spotlight
Posted inRebellions

Volunteer Opportunity Spotlight: Nurturing Young Rebelles

by Jera Brown June 19, 2016February 17, 2017
10 ways to turn your family vacation into a feminist act
Posted inRebellions, Travel

4 Ways to Turn Your Family Vacation into a Feminist or Rebellious Act

by Jera Brown May 14, 2016October 22, 2021
Travel tips for Rebellious women
Posted inRebellions

Two Chicago-based Travel Experts Dish on Custom Trips, Hotspots and Rebellious Women Wanderers

by Jera Brown May 12, 2016November 6, 2017
Posted inRebellions

Meetup.com—Where outdoor adventures and friends await

by Jera Brown March 20, 2016February 28, 2017

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