La pensée féministe noire

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Faced with a sexist and racist society that imposes stigmatizing images of themselves upon them, Black women in the United States nonetheless have a long history of resistance. In this world-renowned essay, Patricia Hill Collins offers an impressive synthesis of this tradition of oppression and activism. "Black Feminist Thought" draws as much from literature, life stories, activist history, social and political philosophy, and critical sociology as it does from popular culture. It encourages us to reflect not only on multiple forms of domination but also on past and future struggles. This book provides access to knowledge deeply rooted in the irreducible experience of African American women-knowledge that is essential for anyone concerned with social justice and a truly inclusive feminism.