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Luna, Zakiya. 2020.
“Location Matters: The
2017 Women’s Marches as Intersectional Imaginary,” PP 46-63 In Intersectionality in Feminist and Queer Movements: Confronting
Privileges Edited by Elizabeth Evans and Eléonore Lepinard, Routledge Press.
Loder,
Charisse M., Leah Minadeo, Laura Jimenez, Zakiya Luna, Loretta Ross, Nancy
Rosenbloom, Caren M. Stalburg, and Lisa H. Harris. 2020. “Bridging the Expertise of
Advocates and Academics to Identify Reproductive Justice Learning Outcomes.” Teaching
and Learning in Medicine 32 (1): 1–12. Available here.
Luna, Zakiya. 2019. “Black celebrities, Reproductive Justice
and Queering Family: An Exploration.” Reproductive
BioMedicine and Society Online 7: 91–100. Open-access
copy available here.
Luna, Zakiya T. 2018. “Black
Children are an Endangered Species? Examining Racial Framing in Social Movements” Sociological Focus 51
(3): 238–51.Available here.
Luna, Zakiya T. 2017. “Who
Speaks for Whom? (Mis) Representation and Authenticity in Social Movements.” Mobilization:
An International Quarterly 22 (4): 435–50. Available
here.
Luna, Zakiya. 2016. “‘Truly a Women of Color Organization’: Negotiating
Sameness and Difference in Pursuit of Intersectionality” Gender and Society 30(5) 769-790. Available here
Luna, Zakiya T and Kristin Luker. 2013. “Reproductive Justice.” Annual Review of Law
and Social Science 9 (1): 327–52.
Available here.
Luna, Zakiya T . 2011.“‘The Phrase of the Day’:
Examining Contexts and Co-optation of Reproductive Justice Activism in
the Women’s Movement,” Research
in Social Movements, Conflict and Change, 32:219-246.
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