Black feminism:- 'The situation of black woman exploitation is more complex'

The central argument of black feminism is that class, racial and sexual exploitation are related to each other.  For years, the prevailing currents of feminism have consistently ignored racial-class exploitation while talking about sexual exploitation.  Subsequently, in the year 1974, the Combahi River Collective presented the argument that only after the liberation of the black woman is the liberation of the entire human society possible.  The theory of Alice Walker Kevomenism has been an important contribution in laying the groundwork for the black movement.