Women, Culture, And Politics by Angela Davis
A collection of essays and speeches that examines how race, class, gender, and capitalism shape women's lives, critiquing mainstream feminist movements for marginalizing Black and working-class women and arguing for a politics of solidarity that connects feminist struggles to anti-racist, anti-capitalist, and prison-abolitionist efforts; it analyzes cultural representations, sexuality, labor, and state violence and urges transformative, intersectional strategies for social justice.
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- 1989
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