Hood Feminism

Hood Feminism, written and read by Mikki Kendall, critically examines mainstream feminism's focus and highlights the importance of addressing issues like basic survival, race, class, sexual orientation, and disability as integral to the feminist movement. The book calls for a more inclusive and intersectional approach, questioning how solidarity can be achieved when systemic oppressions intersect with gender. Insightful and hopeful, it offers both a critique of current feminism and a vision for its future.