'Sisterhood: Political Solidarity Among Women'

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This paper is a reaction to an article written by Bell Hooks called 'Sisterhood Political Solidarity Among Women'. In order, for feminists to unite they must openly communicate with others who are different than them. The paper further discusses how they must look past racial and cultural differences. They must be willing to accept other women regardless of their race, color, ethnic group, culture, or class.

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"This is a reaction paper to an article written by bell hooks called, "Sisterhood Political Solidarity among Women." Feminists are not united because there are too many issues that separate them. Women are taught at an early age to dislike other women who are different. The early feminists did not encourage African American women to participate in their groups. Today, feminist are not united nor are the politically solidarity. In order, for feminists to unite they must openly communicate with others who are different than them. They must look past racial and cultural differences. "

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