“History” Insists on Covering Up the Intellectual Production of Black Women, Even in the 21st Century
A pioneer of Brazilian psychoanalysis, Virgínia Leone Bicudo had her work — and even her blackness — challenged.
Ana Maria Gonçalves
A pioneer of Brazilian psychoanalysis, Virgínia Leone Bicudo had her work — and even her blackness — challenged.
Will the nice white ladies who wrap themselves in our head wraps be with us when we weep over the deaths of young black boys and cry out for justice?
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