Asked by
Hannah Dellinger
on Dec 05, 2024
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A central concern in the writings of hooks is how black women's identities have too often been
A) erased.
B) marginalized.
C) ridiculed.
D) ignored.
Marginalized
Describes individuals or groups that are pushed to the edges of society, often facing disadvantages and exclusion from mainstream social, economic, and political life.
Black Women's Identities
The collective and individual self-concepts of African American women, shaped by the intersections of race, gender, and social context.
Erased
Removed or deleted from consideration or memory.
- Comprehend how race, gender, and class intersect as core components critical to the formation of identity and the dynamics within society.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend how race, gender, and class intersect as core components critical to the formation of identity and the dynamics within society.