White Tears/Brown Scars: How White Feminism Betrays Women of Color
by Ruby Hamad
In White Tears/Brown Scars, Ruby Hamad examines how white feminism can betray women of color. The book explores the intersections of race and gender, critiques exclusionary feminist politics, and considers how more inclusive forms of solidarity might address longstanding inequalities.
About This Book
White Tears/Brown Scars examines the relationship between feminism and race, focusing on the experiences of women of color.
Ruby Hamad critiques forms of feminism that center white women while overlooking or marginalizing racialized perspectives.
The book considers how historical and contemporary power structures influence conversations about gender, race, and solidarity.
It offers a critical examination of the limits of white feminism and the need for more inclusive approaches to feminist politics.
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