Black Girl Dangerous on Race, Queerness, Class and Gender
by Mia Mckenzie
Black Girl Dangerous examines race, queerness, class, and gender through an intersectional lens. Mia Mckenzie brings these connected subjects into conversation, offering readers a focused exploration of identity, inequality, culture, and social experience for anyone interested in LGBTQ+ perspectives, racial justice, and gender studies.
About This Book
Black Girl Dangerous focuses on race, queerness, class, and gender as interconnected forces in contemporary life.
Mia Mckenzie brings these subjects together in a work centered on identity, inequality, and social experience.
The book offers readers a perspective on how overlapping systems and identities can shape culture and everyday realities.
It is suited to readers interested in intersectionality, LGBTQ+ perspectives, racial justice, and gender studies.
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