Ain't I A Woman: Black Women and Feminism

hooks asserts that white feminism has excluded and undermined Black women, citing examples from first and second-wave feminism. What does the devaluation of Black women look like in a contemporary context?

Today, intersectionality is targeted by conservative political messaging, as some believe it gives preferential treatment to marginalized groups. How does the contemporary conversation about intersectionality reflect the issues hooks describes?

What areas of culture are impacted by white patriarchal values? How has white patriarchy pervaded the experiences of Black men and Black women?