Feminists Talk Whiteness

Author: Leigh‑Anne Francis and Janet Gray

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Description: Feminists Talk Whiteness by Leigh‑Anne Francis and Janet Gray explores whiteness as a multidimensional ideology deeply intertwined with feminist issues. This collection offers critical insights and strategies for dismantling systemic racism within feminist thought and practice, inviting readers to question and act.

Pages: 369

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