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“I think the most recently polarizing example of the way Black women are erased from women’s movements is the #MeToo movement. A movement created by Tarana Burke, a Black woman and activist, to address the rampant sexual assault experienced by Black women and girls. When we look at the way Tarana built the movement and ultimately saw it hijacked by wealthy white women, we see something present in every wave of feminism—the erasure of Black women and girls. And I think it’s important for us to remember that none of this is new. White women inherited enslaved people and used their inheritances to build autonomous financial futures. White women were willing to sacrifice Black women’s right to vote. White women fought for reproductive rights while neglecting the sterilization of Black women. And today, white women are the notorious girl bosses who dominate historically male spaces while wielding the same brutal and sadistic control. The way mainstream women’s movements continue to unfold is cyclic.”— I Don’t Need White Women’s Allyship’: A Conversation With Raven Rodriguez About Women’s History And Liberation
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