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The foundation preserves and promotes the legacy and vision of the Black Panther Party through the development and distribution of educational materials
Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press was the first Black feminist publishing house in the United States
40% of the net proceeds from this product will be donated to Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice -- Detained Immigrant Bond Fund
Kitchen Table Press Apron Real Thread 40% polyester100% organic cotton Adjustable straps Large front pocket in the front with 2 compartments Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press was the first Black feminist publishing house in the United States, founded in 1980 by Barbara Smith and Audre Lorde alongside other visionary writers and activists. Created to amplify the voices of women of color whose work was often excluded from mainstream publishing, Kitchen Table Press became a home for groundbreaking
