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Black Feminism / January 1, 1984

The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House

In this electrifying speech, Audre Lorde lays the groundwork for Black feminism and intersectionality. She challenges academia and white feminism for relying on patriarchal logic, arguing that merely seeking reform within existing systems while excluding marginalized women ensures oppression remains intact.

Audre Lorde / 10 mins