The text analyzes democratic socialism, emphasizing the historical role of the Black Panther Party in advocating communal socialism, addressing class divisions, and challenging capitalism while highlighting their community survival programs and broader social implications.
All of this paints a disturbing picture insofar as it tells us that feminist radicals have to fight other feminists and capitalism at the same time. But the recognition of what I propose we call “enemy feminism” is also liberating, because it means we can skip the stage of “calling in” people who are plainly more interested in upholding a version o... See more
The text explores the intersections of race, racism, and philosophy, particularly through the works of notable thinkers, analyzing their implications within democratic governance and societal structures.
For the twenty-first-century feminist who has never heard of this schismatic moment and has perhaps swallowed the narrative that transphobia and biological essentialism were intrinsic to feminism’s Second Wave, reading the movement magazine the Lesbian Tide is an education