[3:10 PM] Session V The Intersectional in the Room- Misogyny, Misandry, and Misogynr This panel delves into the complex intersections of misogyny, misandry, and misogynoir, with a focus on how these gender biases uniquely impact Black communities across all genders and sexual orientations. Through a candid and nuanced discussion, Black panelists of diverse gender identities and orientations will explore how societal gender norms and cultural expectations are shaped by race and gender politics, and how Black identity is often burdened by intersecting forms of discrimination. The conversation will touch on the distinct experiences of Black men, women, nonbinary, and transgender individuals, as well as the cultural dynamics that perpetuate and resist these oppressive frameworks. Panelists will engage with themes such as the role of patriarchy, the myth of Black hypermasculinity and hyperfemininity, and how Black LGBTQ+ individuals navigate both gender and racial biases in everyday life. This session aims to foster greater understanding, encourage solidarity, and challenge existing power structures to create more inclusive narratives for all. Moderator: Panelists: Dr. Lawrence (VSU) Cisgender [Lesbian], Jasmine Ford [Transwoman], E. Lee Dyer IV [Transman], Black Cis Man [Come back to that]