Elisa Doucette

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(While white women had fewer rights than their white male counterparts, many were—and are—invested in preserving the existing racist hierarchy. Doing so kept them on a higher rung than most everyone else and meant that their spouses remained in unchecked positions of power. Even those who embraced feminism often failed to do so intersectionally, and were unwilling to acknowledge their inherent white privilege.)
If You Can't Take the Heat: Tales of Food, Feminism, and Fury
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