Books matching: exclusion of women of color
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'Women, Race & Class' by Angela Y. Davis is a thought-provoking collection of essays that delves into the intersectionality of feminism, race, and class in American history. Davis uncovers the historical and contemporary issues within women's movements that overlook the needs of black and other non-white women. She explores topics such as early rich white American lady reproductive rights work, the exclusion of women of color and working-class ladies from the movement, and the ties between the anti-slavery campaign and the struggle for women's suffrage. Through detailed research and insightful analysis, Davis sheds light on the racism and classism present in the women's liberation movement and advocates for unity in the fight for equality.
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Juliet Takes a Breath is a coming of age story about a Latina lesbian from the Bronx who embarks on a journey of self-discovery by interning with a feminist writer in Portland. The book explores themes of LGBTQ identity, family relationships, feminism, race, and privilege through the engaging voice of Juliet. Readers witness Juliet's growth as she navigates through various issues, making it a character-driven story with a focus on self-acceptance and establishing boundaries. Set in 2003, the story follows Juliet's experiences with her idol and the LGBTQ community, providing a raw, honest, and amusing narrative that delves into big issues such as learning about oneself and respecting others.
“We are born with the power of the moon and the flow of the waves within us. It’s only after being commodified for our femaleness that we lose that power. The first step in gaining it back is walking ...