I’m glad you asked. Yes I have, more than once. But, you know what? some chapters of the book are available at marxists.org. You can check there, if you like. Now, let me ask you this: Do you have an actual point to make , or is your goal simply to discredit me personally?
Where are you finding chapters of Davis’s work on marxists.org? I found an article discussing her work on there, but I believe most of her work is still under copyright. I have a hard copy of Women, Race and Class myself.
What would you argue Davis’s main point in that book is?
If you do own a copy, Andros, you know it covers a such a broad range of topics that it’s hard to distill into a single takeaway. But if I had to sum it up, I’d say that, to truly understand the struggles of marginalized groups, particularly Black women, we need to recognize how factors like gender oppression, race and class influence each other.
I’m sure we’re way off-topic now, but do you agree/disagree?
I’m glad you asked. Yes I have, more than once. But, you know what? some chapters of the book are available at marxists.org. You can check there, if you like. Now, let me ask you this: Do you have an actual point to make , or is your goal simply to discredit me personally?
Where are you finding chapters of Davis’s work on marxists.org? I found an article discussing her work on there, but I believe most of her work is still under copyright. I have a hard copy of Women, Race and Class myself.
What would you argue Davis’s main point in that book is?
If you do own a copy, Andros, you know it covers a such a broad range of topics that it’s hard to distill into a single takeaway. But if I had to sum it up, I’d say that, to truly understand the struggles of marginalized groups, particularly Black women, we need to recognize how factors like gender oppression, race and class influence each other.
I’m sure we’re way off-topic now, but do you agree/disagree?