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Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That a Movement Forgot

Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That a Movement Forgot

Description

Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That a Movement Forgot by Mikki Kendall is a galvanizing call for an intersectional feminism that centers everyday needs—food, housing, safety, education, and health. With sharp analysis and story‑driven reporting, Kendall challenges readers to see how issues often labeled “social” are fundamentally feminist fights, especially for Black women and other women of color.

A New York Times bestseller, this edition from Penguin Books brings together essays that are both urgent and accessible—perfect for book clubs, classrooms, and anyone reimagining what solidarity looks like.

Key Features

  • Intersectional focus: Links hunger, poverty, school inequity, homophobia/transphobia, and violence to the feminist agenda.
  • Conversation‑ready: Framed for community discussion, with clear takeaways and calls to action.

Why Choose This Book

  • Timely & practical: Bridges theory and daily life with examples readers can act on.
  • Broad appeal: Works for new readers and seasoned organizers alike.
  • Community impact: Inspires deeper coalition‑building across race, class, and gender.
Who It’s For Click or tap to expand
  • General readers of feminism, social justice, and current affairs.
  • Book clubs, campus groups, and community organizations.
  • Educators and facilitators designing conversations on equity and care.
Key Themes Click or tap to expand
  • Intersectional feminism; race, class, and gender
  • Food and housing security; education equity; health disparities
  • Safety, anti‑violence, and LGBTQ+ inclusion
For Educators Click or tap to expand
  • Course fit: Gender Studies, Ethnic Studies, Sociology, Public Policy, First‑Year Seminars.
  • Discussion prompts: Define “basic needs” as feminist issues in your community; map intersections of policy and daily life.
  • Activities: Local resource audit; design a micro‑campaign focused on one issue (e.g., food insecurity).
Material:
Sale price$26.00 USD
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