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Mikki Kendall argues that true feminism must center the fight for basic survival needs—food, housing, safety—especially for marginalized women, to achieve genuine equality.
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“Mikki Kendall argues that true feminism must center the fight for basic survival needs—food, housing, safety—especially for marginalized women, to achieve genuine equality.”
— Mikki Kendall, Hood Feminism
Feminism, social justice, basic needs, intersectionality
If you've ever felt that mainstream feminist conversations miss the daily fight for survival a crucial reframing of what true solidarity demands, and this will help you see what to do next.
Mikki Kendall, a writer and cultural critic, brings a sharp, unvarnished perspective to feminism, drawing from her own experiences and incisive analysis of how systemic inequalities impact women's most fundamental needs.