Intersectional feminism

Everyone should be feminist, and everyone’s feminism should be intersectional. Don’t know what intersectional feminism is? To put it as simply as possible, it is the idea that feminism must be completely inclusive, that it cannot be separated from…

Mike Simons, who was Socialist Worker's journalist covering the dispute, takes issue with those who say the fight was doomed—and explains how Thatcher could have been beaten

From Audre Lorde to George Floyd, Lola Olufemi writes of how abolition has evolved in the US and UK, ahead of the programme Revolution is not a one-time event

"Intersectionality is a system of thought rooted in early black feminism. This means that not all women experience sexism in the same way. It means that we can’t just talk about gender without acknowledging how other identities are connected to the experience of living a gendered life. Unfortunately the feminist movement doesn’t have a great history with this & when we talk about gender without accounting for its intersectional identities, we end up whitewashing the movement & leaving the…

Those of us calling for an inclusive feminism aren't the ones being "divisive." But those of us refusing to acknowledge the need for intersectionality in feminism are.

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Mikki Kendall discusses how mainstream white feminism fails to show up for women of colour in her new book, Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women White Feminists Forgot.

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In 2002, when I was a relatively recent college graduate, I found a book that served both as a complement and counterpoint to the (white) feminist theory I had spent years studying in college. It was Colonize This! Young Women of Color on Today’s Feminism edited by Daisy Hernández and Bushra Rehman, a collection of […]