Episode 13: Race vs. Gender (Introduction)

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In this episode, we look at the social construct of patriarchal masculinity as it is expressed in the Black liberation struggle. We will start with the critical question posed by the brilliant scholar and social critic, bell hooks. We will then take a look at some specific controversies vis-?-vis gender and homophobia. Has homophobia and femiphobia (fear of women) hurt the Black Liberation struggle?

Category:

Education

Tags:

• black studies
• africana studies
• african american studies
• racism
• cold war
• black panther party
• civil rights
• black power
• bell hooks
• Gender
• alice walker
• stokely charmichael
• clarence thomas
• anita hill
• homophobia
• amy goodman