Annaleigh W. (lostinthelibrary) reviewed Ain't I a Woman: Black Women and Feminism on + 16 more book reviews
I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn what the issues are when it comes to the needs of Black women, and where feminism is failing to address them, as well as how feminism can help Black women.
I'm a Chicana/Native American/White/Mixed feminist and I got a lot out of the book. It gives you historical context into how Black women have formed their gender identity, and Black women's relationships with Black men, White men, and White women. hooks deals considerably also with the difficulties Black women encountered in the Black liberation movements, as well as the White dominated feminist movements. hooks addresses Black antifeminists, and also provides insights to White feminists.
Any White feminists who are wanting insight into Women of Color issues should read this book.
I'm a Chicana/Native American/White/Mixed feminist and I got a lot out of the book. It gives you historical context into how Black women have formed their gender identity, and Black women's relationships with Black men, White men, and White women. hooks deals considerably also with the difficulties Black women encountered in the Black liberation movements, as well as the White dominated feminist movements. hooks addresses Black antifeminists, and also provides insights to White feminists.
Any White feminists who are wanting insight into Women of Color issues should read this book.
