Charlene Carruthers

About the Author

Charlene Carruthers is a renowned activist, scholar, and writer whose work centers on the intersections of Black liberation, queer identity, and feminist theory. As the founder of the Black Youth Project 100, she has dedicated her career to building radical movements that challenge systemic oppression and amplify marginalized voices. In her seminal book, Unapologetic: A Black, Queer, and Feminist Mandate for Radical Movements, Carruthers offers a bold blueprint for transformative activism, drawing from her experiences as a community organizer and intellectual. Her writing bridges theory and practice, inspiring readers to embrace unapologetic resistance against injustice. With a commitment to equity and empowerment, Carruthers continues to influence contemporary discourse on social justice through her incisive insights and unwavering advocacy.