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Mikki Kendall’s intersectional and phenomenological approach provides a much-needed critique of the mainstream feminist movement, advocating for a feminism that is inclusive, practical, and deeply connected to the lived experiences of all women, particularly those from marginalized communities. Her call to address basic human needs, educational disparities, and gun violence, alongside the critique of performative allyship, resonates deeply with the core values of true feminist advocacy. Kendall’s work aligns with the views of influential Black feminists like bell hooks, who emphasize the necessity of justice and care in the fight for equality. As Kendall poignantly states, “Feminism is for everybody. It has to be.” Continue reading →