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Black American Feminisms
A multidisciplinary bibliography website compiled by Sherri L. Barnes on Black American Feminisms.
Black Feminism
A short write up on Black Feminism that lists four open-access sources at the bottom of the page.
Black Feminism and Intersectionality
This is an article that defines intersectionality and how it's used within Black feminism.
But Some of Us Are Brave: A History of Black Feminism
A paper written and published by MIT’s The Thistle Alternative News Collective on the history of black feminism in the U.S.
The Combahee River Collective
The CRC was established in 1974 set goals to make black feminism and lesbianism a part of the women’s movement because before this group the feminist movement was based solely on the heterosexual white middle class women.
Defining Black Feminist Thought
Written by Patricia Hill Collins, this piece discusses the intricacies of Black Feminism, Black Feminist Thought, and what constitutes both.
Herstory: The Origins and Continued Relevancy of Black Feminist Thought in the United States
Written by Cherise Charleswell, this is a publication housed by The Hampton Institute and discusses the history and present of Black Feminist Thought.
#Lemonade: A Black Feminist Resource List
A selection of posts on Beyonce and #Lemonade that run the gamut from discussing feminism (as theory, as practice, as both), slavery, the South, infidelity, ancestry, motherhood, Afrxdiasporic systems of belief, sex and sexuality, capitalism and…
Long History of Black Feminism
A video of Beverly Guy-Sheftall talking about the remarkably long history of Black feminists and the links between the abolition and suffragist movements for Makers, a women’s leadership platform.
Women of Color and Feminism: A History Lesson and Way Forward
An article by Anthea Butler for Rewire