Erguer a voz: pensar como feminista, pensar como negra

Her emphasis on dialogue and voice feels so central to social change. I'm curious what inspired her to focus on this act of speaking out as a tool for empowerment.

The way hooks highlights everyday acts of resistance made me reflect on my own experiences. I wonder if others felt inspired to find their own voice after reading this.

The intersectionality presented here is so nuanced. I'm interested in what motivated hooks to weave these themes together in her analysis.