Women, Race & Class

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Angela Yvonne Davis is a celebrated author, academic, and activist born in Birmingham, Alabama. She obtained her PhD in philosophy from Humboldt University in Berlin, and is a Distinguished Professor Emerita at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She is widely recognized for her lifelong activism combating various forms of oppression.

The main idea presented in this Bite is the necessity for mainstream feminism to broaden its scope to include the viewpoints of BIPOC, working-class, immigrant, and other marginalized women. Social justice movements are most effective when they adopt an intersectional approach. By examining the past errors of the dominant women's rights movement, Davis prompts us to reflect on how history could have taken a different path if acts of unity were more frequent - and pushes us to draw lessons from previous faults. Need help or have questions about ? Did you realize we also provide corporate memberships? Tap the link below, or advise your company's Training & Development team to reach out, to learn how you and your colleagues can utilize to enhance your skills—both personally and professionally.

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