PlatformWomen.org
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About PlatformWomen.org
Former domain of a website that helped to groom women entrepreneurs in the fields of work, politics, etc.
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The Role of White Women in White Supremacy
When feminism caught my attention as a young teenager, I will be the first to admit I did not take the most intersectional approach. I didn’t even know what intersectionality meant at that time in my life. To a thirteen year-old, white girl from Arizona, feminism meant re-blogging cute doodles of “girl power!” on Tumblr and being openly pro-choice. I lacked any awareness of my privilege as a white cis-woman, and it was not until much later, when I went to college, the lack of intersectionality in my feminism became abundantly apparent to me. Furthermore, I learned to recognize my own role in upholding white supremacy (and still am learning). I have noticed in college so often white individuals, specifically white women, deny playing any part in the racist structures so deeply pervasive in the United States. Racism is discussed in such a twofold manner that white (often liberal) women immediately go on the defense to exclaim they have no relation to white supremacy and racism whatsoever. This line of thinking is ignorant to the multidimensionality of white supremacy and the many forms it takes.
We as white women need to recognize and discuss not only our personal role in white supremacy, but also the historic role our demographic has played in it as well. As a white woman, I would like to call on other white women throughout this piece to be open and willing to criticize ourselves first and foremost. It is critical to the flourishing of intersectional feminism going forward to acknowledge the wrongdoings and pain caused by the white women before us and today.