Wilmette Brown
Black American activist, organizer and writer
📍 Newark, New Jersey USA
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Wilmette Brown, also known as Manisha Wilmette and Manisha Wilmette Brown, is an activist, organizer, teacher, and writer. She co-founded Black Women for Wages for Housework, an autonomous group within the Wages for Housework organization. Her 1976 speech, "The Autonomy of Black Lesbian Women," is an important text within Black feminist scholarship for its early discussion of the intersectionality of individual identities and corresponding oppressions.
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