Feminism: Focuses on gender equality, may overlook racial disparities. Womanism: Centers Black women's experiences, critiques racism within feminism.

A movement recognizing the unique oppression faced by Black women due to racism and sexism.

A term coined by Alice Walker to critique racism within feminism and sexism within Black liberation movements, centering Black women's experiences.

A framework coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw describing how different forms of discrimination overlap, creating unique experiences for Black women.

The unique oppression experienced by Black women as both Black people and women.

A Black feminist lesbian organization that played a key role in developing Black feminist thought in the 1970s.

A movement recognizing the unique oppressions faced by Black women due to racism and sexism.

A term coined by Alice Walker to center the experiences and empowerment of Black women, while acknowledging solidarity with other marginalized groups.

A framework, coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw, that examines how various forms of discrimination overlap and create unique experiences for individuals.

The unique experience of being oppressed as both a Black person and as a woman.

A Black feminist lesbian organization active in the 1970s that developed the Combahee River Collective Statement.

A foundational document of Black feminism that argues for the interconnectedness of various forms of oppression.

A feminist idea that personal experiences are rooted in larger political and social structures.

Unity or agreement of feeling or action, especially among individuals with a common interest; mutual support within a group.

The fair and just allocation of resources, ensuring everyone has access to what they need.

A political identity based on the lived experiences and inherent value of Black women.