Black women taught us: an intimate history of Black feminism

Harriet Jacobs taught me about freedom

Ida B. Wells taught me radical truth telling

Zora Neale Hurston taught me about the reclamation of our labor

Ella Baker taught me why we should listen to young people

Fannie Lou Hamer taught me to be (un)respectable

Shirley Chisholm taught me to hold whiteness accountable

Toni Morrison taught me that Black women are powerful

The Combahee River collective taught me about identity politics

Audre Lorde taught me about solidarity as self-care

Angela Davis taught me to be an anti-racist abolitionist

Bell Hooks taught me how to love expansively.