The Revolutionary Practice of Black Feminisms National Museum of African American History and Culture

The black feminist tradition grows not out of other movements, but out of the condition of being both black and a woman. It is a long tradition which resists easy definition and is characterized by its multi-dimensional approach to liberation.

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Feminism: The First Wave National Women's History Museum

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