How we get free: black feminism and the Combahee river collective

2018-11-15articleEthnic and Racial Studies699 citationsclosed

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Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Race, History, and American Society Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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How We Get Free is an in-depth analysis of black feminism as an historically political tool in advocating for the rights of black women, as seen in the radical activism of the influential Combahee ...

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