by Spread wars all over the world, grab the resources, then say you are protecting women. The Liberal internationalists. Photos before US war in Afghanistan and after.In the U.S., 58% of all women living in poverty are women of color. It’s why author Rafia Zakaria, who lived in a shelter in the U.S. as a single mother, believes “putting the fangs back in feminism is a very urgent project.” In her new book “Against White Feminism,” she urges for transformative change. From the so-called war on terror to “girl boss”: Is feminism for all?[embedded content]The Problem With White Feminism | Opinion
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Spread wars all over the world, grab the resources, then say you are protecting women. The Liberal internationalists.
Photos before US war in Afghanistan and after.
In the U.S., 58% of all women living in poverty are women of color. It’s why author Rafia Zakaria, who lived in a shelter in the U.S. as a single mother, believes “putting the fangs back in feminism is a very urgent project.” In her new book “Against White Feminism,” she urges for transformative change. From the so-called war on terror to “girl boss”: Is feminism for all?