KnowraCombahee River CollectiveLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Combahee River Collective, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 3Related 8Compared with 3IntersectionalityRelated: Its statement described interlocking systems of oppression before intersectionality received its name.Second-wave feminismRelated: Its members exposed how race, class, and gender shaped distinct forms of oppression.Black feminismBroader topic: Its 1977 statement set out a foundational account of interlocking oppressions and collective struggle.Feminist theoryRelated: Its 1977 statement articulated a politics attentive to interlocking systems of oppression.Reproductive justiceRelated: Its statement linked liberation to confronting interlocking systems of oppression, a foundation for later frameworks.Women’s liberation movementRelated: Its members exposed racial and sexual exclusions within broader feminist organizing.Identity politicsRelated: Its statement linked race, gender, sexuality, and class as intertwined grounds of political struggle.Audre LordeRelated: Its statement offers a collective political framework closely aligned with Lorde’s attention to interlocking oppression.Betty FriedanCompared with: Its members articulated political priorities that Friedan’s largely white, middle-class framework often marginalized.Gender studiesBroader topic: Its statement articulated interlocking forms of oppression that later shaped intersectional scholarship.Black feminist thoughtBroader topic: Its 1977 statement articulated a foundational account of interlocking oppressions and collective liberation.WomanismRelated: Its statement articulated interlocking oppressions central to the political context in which womanism emerged.Feminist separatismCompared with: Its critique of single-axis politics challenged separatist approaches that obscured race and class.Gloria AnzaldúaCompared with: Its political framework offers a distinct, historically grounded comparison for coalition politics in Anzaldúa’s work.