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Can a White Woman write about “Trap Feminist Theology”?

Jennifer Buck is having a hell of a week. Her book Bad and Boujee: Toward a Trap Feminist Theology, released this past March, is being dragged through the proverbial mud across the internet.

But not without reason.

You see, Jennifer is White. Her book is about a subset of Black Feminism called Trap Feminism.

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Whitney Alese

Whitney Alese

Whitney Alese is a writer & podcaster. Featured in WIRED Magazine (Sept 2020) & I-D Magazine (Dec. 2021) She is based in Philadelphia.

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