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Hood Feminism
- Notes from the Women White Feminists Forgot
- Narrated by: Mikki Kendall
- Length: 6 hrs and 57 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Bloomsbury presents Hood Feminism by Mikki Kendall, read by Mikki Kendall.
I'm a feminist. Mostly.
I'm an asshole. Mostly.
All too often the focus of mainstream feminism is not on basic survival for the many, but on increasing privilege for the few.
Meeting basic needs is a feminist issue. Food insecurity, the living wage and access to education are feminist issues. The fight against racism, ableism and transmisogyny are all feminist issues.
White feminists often fail to see how race, class, sexual orientation and disability intersect with gender. How can feminists stand in solidarity as a movement when there is a distinct likelihood that some women are oppressing others?
Insightful, incendiary and ultimately hopeful, Hood Feminism is both an irrefutable indictment of a movement in flux and also clear-eyed assessment of how to save it.
Critic Reviews
"Required reading for any feminist, Kendall explores why mainstream feminism neglects to see how race, class, sexual orientation and disability intersects with gender with a clear-eyed assessment of how to fix it." (Evening Standard, The Best Books to Look Forward To in 2020)
"My wish is that every white woman who calls herself a feminist (as I do) will read this book in a state of hushed and humble respect. It’s long overdue that we drop our defenses, listen to her arguments carefully, and then change our entire way of thinking and behaving. Essential reading." (Elizabeth Gilbert)
"In Hood Feminism, author and activist Mikki Kendall looks at how feminism is neglecting marginalised communities, and what can be done to challenge and confront those inequalities from within the feminist movement." (Stylist, The 29 Best Non-Fiction Books Out in 2020)
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- Anonymous User
- 05-25-21
Thought Provoking
Amazing. Thought provoking. Important. Everyone needs to read this book. White Feminist should read. Important
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- L
- 05-23-21
Stunning
what a brilliant read. so well informed and put together. Cannot recommend enough as a must read!
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-18-20
Very American.
Content was great. Wish I knew that this was just about the USA before reading though - as someone who isn’t American, doesn’t plan on visiting America and doesn’t know any Americans. I would like to read more about this topic in other countries.
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- Alice Crosley
- 04-03-21
Amazing
One of the best books I have ever heard on audible or in every capacity. Her words are ever so powerful but blooming relatable even as a white autistic women with trauma living poverty I could relate and you know what? I felt understood. Inspiring read. Inspiring human. I could not recommend this enough to anyone especially activists.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-04-20
A must read!
This is not for those who do not enjoy introspection. This text forces you to confront your personal ideologies, preconceptions, and privileges, it demands you to consider those below you in every inch of decision making and when taking up the mantle of being a feminist. Whilst also reminding those privileged enough to see feminism as a political social choice that the women society chose to forgot saved themselves and will continue to meet their needs and do not need pity or a hand out. These women need to be centred, remembered and fought with, their needs need to be considered feminist needs, they need to be advocated and given the tools to build their communities. They need to be given the space to have an uncensored voice and this book is just the start. Thank you Mikki Kendall!
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- Velile Nare
- 02-06-22
Packs a punch!
The author's unapologetic stance reminded me of the last verse in Nina Simone's Four Women. Nikki's manner is tough and challenges feminists to broaden 'feminist' issues that blight non-white. Some of the themes raised here I was already introduced to in Reni Eddo-Lodge's book. This book is American orientated but I believe the themes are felt in other areas for minority groups.
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- Pola
- 01-18-22
Definitely strengthen awareness
I like my feminist books to quote more studies, but showing personal perspective of someone from a different background is also valuable.
It definitely helped me grasp the concept of intersectional feminism.
Is it the salvation for feminists around the world? I still don't know, as it applies specifically to American issues. As a European from more monolithic society, I couldn't relate to many situations. But every country has people less and more privileged, so there is a lesson to be learned.
My only issue with content was those jabs towards different types of feminism. There is some internal beef that is really not looking good for the outside.
Regarding audio quality, many words were not articulated carefully enough. Higher speed made them blurred and hard to understand.
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- MRS A I L PERRY
- 05-30-21
Everyone should read this.
This book was a huge eye opening experience, I had no idea of the scale of racism, suppression and discrimination black people in poor areas of the US face, it's been a heartbreaking realisation. If you are naïve or ignorant as I am please read this book.
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- nndv,jsd,s\d
- 03-01-20
O Mikki, You So Fine, You So Fine You Blow My Mind
In this slender volume, you will learn everything that you need to know about intersuctional feminism. Mikki draws heavily upon the works of the four pioneering black feminists Camille Paglia, Andrea Dworkin, Elizabeth Warren and Omarosa Magnicault, to make a valuable and important contribution to this valuable and important field of study.
The text is read by the author in a rich, chocolatey voice, which makes it easier to sleep through.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-01-23
Absolute must read
Deep analysis of all aspects of life touched by feminism, with a strong highlight on black and brown communities who are always at a disadvantage.
I had to slow the pace because listening to this book in English was quite overwhelming given the topic and how much information is offered per chapter.
Great book
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- Arlene Finnigan
- 01-25-23
Challenging but important read.
This is a challenging but important read, which makes no apologies for how uncomfortable it may make some readers. It highlights how middle class white feminists have often (at best) failed to consider issues of race, homophobia, transphobia, class and poverty, and how the feminist movement needs to do better and challenge its own biases if it really wants to fight for the rights of all women.
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- boe
- 12-18-22
Important
Powerful read x hard to listen to at times but most important to understand and process x
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- Anonymous User
- 06-27-20
So many pearls
I loved how Mikki intertwined her lived experience in her take down of white feminism. She critiqued and challenged and I am here for it. He mihi aroha e te mareikura. Thank you for your wisdom and sharing Mikki.
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- Hannah G
- 10-24-20
Brilliant
A brilliant and confronting read that every white feminist (actually, human) should read. I’m challenged to not just listen, but put Kendall’s challenge in action. There’s a lot of space for us white women to repudiate allyship and become accomplices. I won’t forget this book.
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- Jessica Lane
- 01-08-23
Very important book
All women should read this book for a much-needed education on how poverty, racism, ableism and classism affect feminism.
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- Sophie-Claire Violette
- 07-10-22
Scathing, confronting & bias shattering literally.
I read "Your Silence will not protect you" & followed up with Mikki's book. What saddens me the most is that both Audre and Mikki are standing on a table shouting the same truths 60 years apart. This book opened me up to confronting the ways I sit in my privilege and I, in spite of my best efforts have been an ally but not an accomplice to the women who need it the most. I read it from cover to cover and will read it again when making decisions regarding how to show up with real integrity. A quote kept coming back "Comfort the afflicted, afflict the comfortable."🤷🏾♀️
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- Deborah Hoad
- 04-01-22
Useful resource for white women
This book is just excellent. It’s a great resource for white women who want to make their approach to feminism more intersectional, something we cannot do without putting the work in to listen and understand how white feminism (feminism that centres on the concerns of white women, while not taking into account or prioritising the concerns and experiences of women of colour) has failed women of colour and will continue to do so if we (white women) don’t develop ourselves to be better and more genuine allies. I plan to reread this every year.
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- Katie Barr
- 03-02-22
A must read book for all feminists
As a white feminist, this book helped me to understand about issues facing other feminists that have never happened to me, but that are equally as important as all other feminist issues.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-17-22
great read
I gained a lot of knowledge from reading this book. I highly recommend this book
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- casey mawson
- 06-19-21
Read it yesterday
This is much more informative than anything on any other must read books listed for learning about feminism. I also learnt more about BIPOC issues than I have through anything else. This book is the absolute tits.