Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor: What We Can Learn From the Black Feminists of the Combahee River Collective

[@nicg1883]

Credit to Democracy Now! for keeping these comments sections open. These identity politics receive a lot of criticism, from me as much as anybody else, but a lot of the left needs to hear such criticisms.

[@nicg1883]

Really? My comments still seem to be up.

[@TiagoMorbusSa]

Thank you Keeanga-Yamahta Taylor. Thank you!

[@RS-ls7mm]

For what? Perpetuating stereotypes? She could have gotten a degree in something that really helped people like medicine, teaching, social work, ... But no, she focuses on hate and racism.

[@48laveo]

Yes she does. Scary. Right?

[@RS-ls7mm]

No, its just sad.

[@TiagoMorbusSa]

No, it's sad that I write better English than you, despite me not being a native speaker. It's sad that you're scared of people who just want to have the same rights you have. That's what sad.

[@lilozine]

Loved this. ❤

[@iriscrystalviveros1]

Brilliant brave mind!

[@tradewinds2319]

"To play the victim role you have to admit the pain"

[@athanatic]

I think the Combahee River Raid would make a great action movie!

[@lydiahicks7992]

Check out the Harriet Tubman bio pic

[@lilozine]

@@lydiahicks7992yesss such a powerful film!

[@mfriedrich2012]

Nonsense.

[@Betcaligarcia]

A million words and she said nothing...

[@nadalylee4482]

Its okay to be stupid.. I support you