Black Feminist Activism is a social and political movement that focuses on the intersection of race, gender, and class, and seeks to address the unique and often overlooked experiences and struggles of Black women and femmes. It emerged as a response to the limitations and exclusions of mainstream feminism, which often failed to fully acknowledge the specific challenges faced by Black women and other women of color.
The Oxford Handbook of Transnational Feminist Movements by 
The Oxford Handbook of U. S. Women's Social Movement Activism by 
The Oxford Encyclopedia of African Thought by 
How We Get Free : black feminism and the Combahee River Collective by 
Are All the Women Still White? : rethinking race, expanding feminisms by 
Race, Gender, and the Activism of Black Feminist Theory: working with Audre Lorde by 
On Intellectual Activism by 
Remaking Black Power: How Black Women Transformed an Era by 
Black Women's Intellectual Traditions: speaking their minds by 
We Are Coming : the persuasive discourse of nineteenth-century Black women by 
All Bound up Together : the woman question in African American public culture, 1830-1900 by 
Concrete Demands: the search for Black power in the 20th century by 
Too Heavy a Load: Black women in defense of themselves, 1894-1994 by These databases contain scholarly articles and research papers on Black Feminist Activism from a number of different disciplinary perspectives, including Gender Studies, Women's Studies, Sociology, Philosophy, American Studies, History and Political Science.
Sociology journal articles. Publication dates: 1895-present soc index
Full text journals and magazines across disciplines.
U.S. and Canadian history journal articles. Citations with links to full text. Publication dates: 1964 to present
World history (except U.S. and Canada) journal articles. Historical period: 1450 to present. Publication dates: 1954 to present.
