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Eloquent Rage
A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower
Book • 2018
In 'Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower,' Brittney Cooper presents a deeply personal and scholarly exploration of black women's experiences, anger, and feminism.
The book comprises 12 essays that delve into topics such as the representation of black women in popular culture, the impact of toxic masculinity, the complexities of black women's friendships, and the need for intersectional feminism.
Cooper argues that black women's anger, when focused and deliberate, can be a powerful source of energy for social change and personal empowerment.
The essays blend personal narratives with historical and cultural analysis, making a compelling case for the importance of black feminism in contemporary society.
The book comprises 12 essays that delve into topics such as the representation of black women in popular culture, the impact of toxic masculinity, the complexities of black women's friendships, and the need for intersectional feminism.
Cooper argues that black women's anger, when focused and deliberate, can be a powerful source of energy for social change and personal empowerment.
The essays blend personal narratives with historical and cultural analysis, making a compelling case for the importance of black feminism in contemporary society.
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