White Feminism
So the question stands: has feminism truly evolved today to be inclusive of all women? This is where intersectional feminism comes in. In 1989, intersectional feminism was introduced by Kimberlé Crenshaw, a Black civil rights activist and an American law professor at UCLA and Columbia University. Intersection means understanding that a person has multiple identities and how those identities may disadvantage or benefit them. We all have more than one identity.
Collective Chaos: What to do with all this energy?
As we linger in the midst of an ever-boundless disorder that is our universe, we can’t help but always move toward the future. A dream of our potential, an expression of our collective understanding. Even in feeling disconnected from it, we cannot help but move towards it. To understand this unfolding story, it is helpful to delve deeper into the essence of energy.