Misogynoir Transformed: Black Women's Digital Resistance Free Audiobook Download by Moya Bailey

Originally published in 2008, Misogynoir Transformed: Black Women's Digital Resistance is the story of how Bailey’s experience with misogynoir led her to create a blog and an online community dedicated to exploring the feminist and queer theories of race, gender, and sexuality. She also does a great job of highlighting the ways in which digital culture has transformed in recent years, as a result of what technology can do for people organizing around these issues.

Digital resistance is a strategy for social change and activism. It includes the use of the Internet, blogs, websites and chatrooms. However, this digital resistance is not just about technology; it is a complex structural and geopolitical process that helps to produce new ways of organizing and thinking about power. This audiobook tells the story of Black women in America who are using new technologies to resist centuries-old racist violence and also provide a space for intersectional liberation.

Misogynoir is the systematic and intentional marginalization of Black women by mainstream media, entertainment, and society. The term is a portmanteau of the words misogyny and racial. 'Moya Bailey' narrates the audiobook for this blog post which outlines the history of how African American women have been marginalized in the media and then transforms into how they are resisting through digital platforms

Misogynoir is the intentional and strategic targeting of Black women in order to oppress, control, degrade and silence them. The term is used to describe the intersection of sexism and racism on black women specifically. This audiobook by Moya Bailey was released in the latest edition of Feminism Inclusive: A Feminist Reader anthology.

Moya Bailey, author of the book "Misogynoir Transformed", writes about how black women have created their own digital resistance to patriarchy and misogyny in order to dismantle systematic racist oppression. Bailey points out that this resilience is embodied online by creating a wealth of digital content to teach black women that they should be the makers of their own stories. The audiobook "Moya Bailey speaks on Misogynoir Transformed" features an exclusive interview with Moya where she talks about her work and shares her viewpoints on the importance of Black Women's Digital Resistance.

Misogynoir is a term coined by black feminist scholar and activist, Moya Bailey in the book, "Black Women's Blueprint: A Blueprint for Rejuvenation". Misogynoir is a combination of misogyny and racism and refers to the intersectional prejudice faced by black women. In this book, Bailey discusses digital resistance within black communities in situations such as interactions with police officers or when they have their personal photos stolen on social media. She also discusses how internet harassment has been used against black women, such as during the release of Beyoncé's "Formation" video when it was shared online.