Audre Lorde - Unpacking Intersectionality and Oppression in Feminism

Audre Lorde, a queer Black poet, is known for speaking out against many forms of oppression and the topic of feminism. Lorde defined feminism as being more than identifying as a woman and emphasized the importance of acknowledging all identities a woman may have, such as race, class, and sexuality. Lorde\u27s ideology of feminism became distinct from the general definition where inclusivity was often absent. This article will explore how Lorde\u27s redefinition of feminism has exposed the intersectionality of oppression. This article will analyze Lorde\u27s published pieces of work and how her writing style and delivery have impacted the feminist movement