"Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That A Movement Forgot" by Mikki Kendalls
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The book is a collection of 18 essays where Kendall calls out mainstream feminism for being partial with its views and standing against women of color. Kendall includes and details topics such as poverty, hunger, education, gun violence, poverty, housing, reproductive justice, and more, explaining feminist issues. The book acts as a wake-up call to anyone and everyone who considers himself or herself a feminist.”
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