Can We All Be Feminists?

Collection editor and activist June Eric-Udorie shares the mic with a powerful array of women in this necessary discussion on intersectional feminism. Multiple contributors, most of whom perform their own essays, drive forward a vision of an all-encompassing feminism reflective of marginalized, multifaceted identities. Eric-Udorie briefly introduces each writer's work, before stepping aside for their frank and engaging voice. Nicole Dennis-Benn, Selina Thompson, Frances Ryan, Eishar Kaur, among many others, challenge a mainstream feminism that ignores or sidelines race, ethnicity, immigration, socioeconomic status, sexual and gender identities, cultural and spiritual heritage, and body types and physical abilities. Listeners are encouraged to educate themselves beyond the experience of this production through a selection of recommended readings. J.R.T. � AudioFile 2018, Portland, Maine