Feminism is for Everybody – Part I: The role of men [Video] Sister Outsider
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By Hana Riaz, Nathan Edward and Usayd Younis
(Photo: Usayd Younis/Ceasefire)
The backlash against the feminist movement has rendered the struggle against gender inequality a wholly anti-male and outdated endeavour in the popular imaginary. In the attempt to contest these misrepresentations and reclaim the necessity of these movements, in part one i sat down with leading young black thinkers and activists to discuss their thoughts on the role and place of men in the challenge against patriarchy.
Hana Riaz is a London-born and based writer. She is the founder and director of The Body Narratives Ltd, a platform and community organisation that supports the development of women of colour creatives. Follow her on Twitter @HanaRiaz.
Usayd Younis is Ceasefire Digital Editor. He is a filmmaker and the director of black & brown, a production company that centres the stories of people of colour. He tweets at @usayd
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