In conversation with RaGilmer, aja_monet, Combahee River Collective cofounder TheBarbaraSmith, israhirsi and KenidraRWoods_ on why they support BernieSanders + what it means to be a black feminist in 2020.
But he doesn't always talk about it that way.... It's not actually shifting the idea; it's shifting how he communicates the idea that would make such a huge difference in terms of people seeing themselves in the campaign.That's on us too. We have to let people understand [that] climate justice is a black issue; education is a black issue. All these things are our issues, but understanding the implications of how these show up and manifest in our lives is not always laid out.
I think that a black feminist agenda is highly compassionate, that it takes into account the micro and macro conditions that make life either wonderful or make it to hard to bear.
. And we can never be liberated in a country where the institutions that control our lives are protected. So we can't be free without our men and we can't be free as long as American government and capitalism remain as is. And I think that's why we have to come together as black feminists to really ignite the system and elect Bernie Sanders in this next presidential election.
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