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Author: Natalie D.A. Bennett

Natalie D.A. Bennett is a sociologist and director of the Women's Leadership & Resource Center at the University of Illinois Chicago. Her scholarship centers on Black feminisms; gender, class, sexuality and social policy in Jamaica; and migrations in the African diaspora. You can find her on Twitter at @nda_bennett1.
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Afro-Asian Solidarities and Reclaiming the Erasure of Women

Anna Romina Guevarra and Natalie D.A. Bennett
Afro-Asian Solidarities and Reclaiming the Erasure of Women

For decades now, violence against men of color has been the template for understanding who is subjected to racist violence and how to respond to this issue.

It is essential to include women of color, including both Black and Asian American women, when we think about racist violence in America.

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