This also applies to how we experience our identities as Black people. Black feminisms helps us understand that we do not experience our identities singularly. The identities we hold are interconnected in the same way these systems are. For this reason, as Black feminists, know that in order to win we can not prioritize one […]

BFF DEFINES BLACK FEMINISMS AS:
An ideology or belief system that explains how power and systems of oppression are both interconnected and systemic, and provides us with a blueprint for our individual and collective liberation.

Black feminisms explain how systems of oppression and power like white supremacy, patriarchy, capitalism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, etc are both interconnected and systemic.

As Black people, we live lives of multiple identities and experiences that inform how our world is ordered, and ultimately impact our daily interactions, thoughts, and lives. We experience power and oppression and our identities at the same time. (…)