Love As A Kind of Cure and MoAD present WE, THE WOMXN FESTIVAL Keynote Address with Tayari Jones

‍WE, THE WOMXN FESTIVAL, MAR 25-28, asks how feminism can ever squash patriarchy if we, the womxn do not face down patriarchy’s roots and OG playbook: white supremacy. Our keynote is Tayari Jones. We'll talk about how intersectional feminism, as a black feminist movement from Harriet Jacobs to Kimberlé Crenshaw, offers us lessons in radical love.

Use this code for FREE access to this event and full festival: MOADWOMXN

Tayari Jones is a New York Times Bestselling Author of four novels, most recently An American Marriage, which was chosen by the Oprah Book Club and President Obama's Summer Reading List. A Spelman and University of Iowa graduate, Tayari is a Professor of Creative Writing at Emory University.

Cleyvis Natera is a writer and COO CoFounder of Love A Kind of Cure. Her debut novel Neruda on the Park hits bookshelves Spring 2022. An NYU graduate, Cleyvis is from the Dominican Republic and now lives in New Jersey.

Magogodi oaMphela Makhene is a writer and CEO CoFounder of Love As A Kind of Cure.  She’s an Iowa Writers’ Workshop graduate with contributions to Granta, Harvard Review and Ploughshares, among others. She's proudly a Soweto made soul and lives between South Africa and the U.S.WE, THE WOMXN FESTIVAL, MARCH 25-28 ON ZOOMReady for feminism that squashes patriarchy by going for its white supremacist roots? Join Oprah’s favorite writer Tayari Jones, Saturday Night Live alum Sasheer Zamata, fashion icon Rebecca Minkoff and Planned Parenthood CEO Alexis McGill Johnson at WE, THE WOMXN FESTIVAL MAR25-28 for an interactive arts-centered take on how we can practice Radical Love in a time of rising white supremacy and hate.Use our special Promo Code: MOADWOMXN for a free ticket. All-access Pass is valued at $99.