
Angela Davis's groundbreaking 1981 masterpiece dissects how racism, sexism, and classism intertwine in America. A cornerstone of intersectional feminism praised by the LA Times as "indispensable," this revolutionary text challenges why mainstream feminism repeatedly fails Black and working-class women.
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Picture a woman who worked from sunrise to sunset in cotton fields, endured the whip like any man, bore children who would be sold away, and resisted slavery with every fiber of her being-yet whose story was erased from history books. Angela Davis's "Women, Race, and Class" forces us to confront an uncomfortable truth: the American liberation movements we celebrate often built their victories on the backs of those they claimed to champion. Published in 1981, this work remains unsettlingly relevant because the fractures it exposes-between white feminists and women of color, between middle-class reformers and working women, between those who preach solidarity and those who practice it-still run through our movements today. Davis doesn't just recount history; she reveals how the very people fighting oppression can become complicit in it when they fail to see beyond their own experience. This isn't ancient history-it's the blueprint for understanding why contemporary movements still struggle with inclusion, why hashtags don't always translate to justice, and why liberation delayed for some means liberation denied for all.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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