Feminism and Diversity in Psychology: The Case of Women of Color
Psychology of Women QuarterlyPublished 1 December 1991
Lillian Comas‐Díaz
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Abstract
The contributions of feminist psychology to diversity are highlighted, focusing on the example of women of color. A historical overview of the confluence of feminism and ethnicism is provided, stressing the dynamic interplay between these two movements. The relevance of feminist psychology to women of color is assessed in addition to women of color's contributions to feminism. The role of women of color in the transformation and reformulation of an integrative feminist psychology is examined.
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