Today, Black feminist activists, scholars, and writers build upon these foundations, using their literature as a means of liberation. And as a result, Black women’s voices will never be silenced.

Though this is far from a complete overview of Black feminism, I hope it has encouraged you to continue to learn. As Kendall says, “ There’s nothing feminist about having so many resources at ...

You May Have Borrowed These Terms from Black Feminism Two curators have turned co-hosts in the podcast, “Collected,” a six-part examination of the origins of self-care, identity politics, and ...

The relationship between Black Americans and the U.S. feminist movement has been contentious since the 19th century. Feminist activists such as Susan B. Anthony and Alice Paul racially stereotyped ...

The Black Feminist Fund has raised over $35 million of its $100 million goal, according to the Associated Press. The Clara Lionel Foundation, Pivotal Ventures, the Ford Foundation, ...

Welfare Rights Organization marchers on May 13, 1968, in Washington, D.C., one of the images in the exhibit “We Who Believe in Freedom: Black Feminist DC,” at the Martin Luther King Jr ...

Black Feminism: Focused on building political and social power for Black women, girls, and gender-expansive people. It centers leadership development, community care and joy. ...

More than 50 University of Michigan students and community members gathered at Rackham Graduate School Wednesday evening to hear a discussion on the future of Black feminist theory with Jennifer Nash ...

Today, Black feminist activists, scholars, and writers build upon these foundations, using their literature as a means of liberation. And as a result, Black women’s voices will never be silenced.