queer*feminist*mujer from Southeast LA. posting and reblogging things that I find amusing.
“The black woman is demanding a new set of female definitions and a recognition of herself of a citizen, companion and confidant, not a matriarchal villian or a step stool baby-maker.”- Linda LaRue
My Blackness and my Womanhood are inseparable.
Too often when dealing with issues that affect women, I encounter racism or a willful ignorance to the issues facing me as a minority.
When fighting racism, my community encourages me to stand behind and uphold my men even when they do not support or protect me or my rights as a woman.
I demand recognition and equality for everything that I am: Black and female.
I am Black feminism.
move through life with...feminist consciousness.
emphasis mine. When white feminists speak about racism and sexism like they are separate, this