post woman

I think people do a huge disservice to Black Feminism and Womanism when they try and make them the be-all-and-end-all of anti-oppression theory. Like, it's a specific intersection. Let it have its specificity!

Over the top reverence or a universalization/decontextualization of this work isn't being kind to it. It's pedestalization. It makes it harder to engage with it substantially and sets you up for a bad time when it can't meet the inflated, unrealistic expectations projected onto it.

I love pulleys so much thank you pulleys xoxo