... Drown women of color theory feminism race ...

... Third World women (organic) intellectuals led the search for a new language to express and a theory to explain their everyday experiences as women of color, queers, poor, and migrants. The complexity of intersecting oppressions, they believed, better explained their condition than race alone...

... critical projects. Drown women of color theory feminism race ...

... Counterculture ; and Starhawk's Dreaming the Dark —I explore the hypothesis that these histories theorize an esoteric politics that overlaps with contemporary work on feminist “new materialisms.” Drawing on decolonial theory and queer of color critique, I diverge from both new materialisms and these feminist...

... advanced, most befitting of the claim to rights. A good part of its critical attention can end up turned on other women. That can include working class butch and femme dykes, women of color, trans women, or trans men—all of whom are supposedly perpetuating oppressive gender roles. The personal is political...

... are engaged in complementary critical projects. Drown women of color theory feminism race This chapter provides a black, Atlantic reading of Díaz’s diasporic craft, particularly his sharp-witted eloquence in representing the complexities of Afro-Latinidad and black-brown alliances. It argues...

... of the War of the Pacific, she became an active educator, writer, and public advocate for women and children. She composed her poem “To Be Born a Man,” with its hard-hitting, mocking lines about gender discrimination, early in her writing career. Her epistolary novel Íntimas (Close Friends , 1913), written...