Clenora Hudson Feminism Summary
Since time immemorial the African woman and generally any woman with an African descent have had the plight of struggling to achieve equality and do away with stereotyping so as to develop there selves and be to the same standards more or less as the white woman. Feminism is ordained among the black women not due to gender but because of color. Freeman notes that colored women are not just handicapped on the basis of their gender but are more mocked because of their race. Clenora Hudson-Weems explores the plight of feminism to all women with African descent that is categorically focused on the African culture that mainstreams the black feminist, the African womanist and the African feminist.
Clenora Hudson-Weems in her article notes that the African woman has evolved due to struggles, strains and hardships against racial prejudice and discrimination through stereotyping …show more content…
She induces and uses different theorist such as Collins, Morrison and Giddings in her article to critically analyze the aspect of feminism and women feminist. In relation to the struggle of the black people to have the same social status quo as the white people and in this regards the black woman, Hudson notes the evolvement of race chauvinist organizations such as the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) that profoundly impacted against the struggle of racial prejudice. This organization was formed by white women of the northern scope and thereafter the southern white women formed theirs. The racial prejudice to an extend based on the blacks was eminent in the idealistic scope that white supremacy was dominant in the 19th century such that black men and women were banned from voting as Hudson quotes Giddings
Clenora Hudson-Weems in her article notes that the African woman has evolved due to struggles, strains and hardships against racial prejudice and discrimination through stereotyping …show more content…
She induces and uses different theorist such as Collins, Morrison and Giddings in her article to critically analyze the aspect of feminism and women feminist. In relation to the struggle of the black people to have the same social status quo as the white people and in this regards the black woman, Hudson notes the evolvement of race chauvinist organizations such as the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) that profoundly impacted against the struggle of racial prejudice. This organization was formed by white women of the northern scope and thereafter the southern white women formed theirs. The racial prejudice to an extend based on the blacks was eminent in the idealistic scope that white supremacy was dominant in the 19th century such that black men and women were banned from voting as Hudson quotes Giddings