Hood Feminism

Hood Feminism
by Mikki Kendall critically examines mainstream feminism, arguing it often overlooks the essential needs and experiences of marginalized women. The book highlights how issues such as food insecurity, housing, medical care, and gun violence, which disproportionately affect women of color and low-income communities, are fundamental to any movement for equality.
Why You Should Read?
Exposes the often-ignored challenges faced by women in marginalized communities.
Offers an intersectional perspective on feminism, focusing on race, class, and gender.
Provides insights into making feminist movements more inclusive and relevant.
Presents a direct analysis of contemporary feminist discourse.