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This episode delves into bell hooks' foundational work, 'Ain't I a Woman,' examining the historical and ongoing marginalization of Black women. We explore her incisive critique of race, gender, and power, and her enduring call for an inclusive feminism that dismantles all forms of oppression, pushing towards a more complete liberation.
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“This episode delves into bell hooks' foundational work, 'Ain't I a Woman,' examining the historical and ongoing marginalization of Black women. We explore her incisive critique of race, gender, and power, and her enduring call for an inclusive feminism that dismantles all forms of oppression, pushing towards a more complete liberation.”
— bell hooks, Ain’t I a Woman
ain't i a woman, black feminism, intersectionality
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