in 1979, a group of Black feminists, the Combahee River Collective (CRC), organized a march in protest of missing and murdered Black women.
I spoke with Barbara Smith, co-founder of CRC, on how Black lesbian feminist socialists cultivated bridges:
hudahassan.substack.com/p/eleven-black… #IWD
I spoke with Barbara Smith, co-founder of CRC, on how Black lesbian feminist socialists cultivated bridges:
hudahassan.substack.com/p/eleven-black… #IWD
Barbara Smith, a Black feminist lesbian socialist, is a living elder and has contributed significantly to Black feminist thought and activism. Please consider supporting her through this retirement care fund (or share it!): patreon.com/smithcaringcir…
This crisis that CRC was responding to did not end after the Roxbury murders of 1979. I'm sharing this as the number of missing Black girls continues to rise in Toronto and one month after Minnesota became the first to create a task force on missing and murdered Black women.
grateful to folks reading and sharing my interview with Combahee River Collective co-founder, Barbara Smith. please watch this space — "Mother, Loosen My Tongue" — for more conversations with activists, artists, and feminist organizers, delivered loosely: hudahassan.substack.com
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