The Black Feminine: Women and Their Positioning in the Patriarchal Societies

The Westernization of black women in the US and throughout diaspora, via ideological apparatuses such as education labour market, is symptomatic West’s attempt to interpellate embourgeois them, post 1970s, fit, converge, with their role professional managers service workers globalization efforts, for equality opportunity, recognition, distribution white male counterparts, spite some obstacles roadblocks. This by global capital, leading what Paul C. Mocombe calls feminine patriarchy, not liberatory; instead, it integrative, oppressive, exploitative, a threat all life on earth become patriarchs recursively organizing reproducing Protestant Ethic spirit capitalism former enslavers despite its effects family life, climate, earth.