Hood Feminism - Week 2: 🎥 Video Chat
Ogechi Akalegbere, Michelle Mowry-Willems, Victoria Mastrangelo and I chat about the week 2 readings: It's Raining Patriarchy, How to Write About Black Women, Pretty for a...., and Black Girls Don't Have Eating Disorders.
Hood Feminism - Week 2: 🎥 Video Chat
Ogechi Akalegbere, Michelle Mowry-Willems, Victoria Mastrangelo and I chat about the week 2 readings: It's Raining Patriarchy, How to Write About Black Women, Pretty for a...., and Black Girls Don't Have Eating Disorders.
Samantha Povlock
Samantha Povlock is the Founder of FemCatholic. After graduating from the University of Notre Dame with degrees in business and theology, she started her career in Chicago working in consulting and project management. She currently lives in Greater Philadelphia with her husband, Matt, and kids.
Ogechi Akalegbere
Ogechi Akalegbere is a Christian Service Coordinator, public speaker, competitive powerlifter, and certified personal trainer. She has a passion for social justice, empowering women to find their inner and outer strength, and service to those in the margins. She serves as a catechist, lector, and pastoral council co-chair at her parish and leads in her community as a community organizer and diversity practitioner.
Michelle Mowry-Willems
Victoria Mastrangelo
Victoria Mastrangelo is a wife, mother of 3 girls, and high school campus minister at an all-girls’ school in Houston, TX. She is super nerdy and loves reading multiple books at once, trivia, podcasts, writing, and great coffee. She has a B.A. in Theology from the University of Dallas and an M.A. in Theological Studies from the University of St. Thomas (Houston). Being surrounded by so many awesome young women grows her passion for Catholic feminism daily. Her search for truth and beauty led her to a profound love of Christ, His Church, and the feminine genius. Victoria hopes that FemCatholic continues to inspire conversations and inspire women to find that same love for Christ, the Church, and their unique way of living our their feminine genius.