Black Feminism: An Integrated Review of Literature.

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2016
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Abstract
This study presents a systematic literature review exploring the uses and potential benefits of Black Feminism in nursing research. Black Feminism may benefit knowledge development for nursing in a variety of ways, such as illuminating the multifaceted factors of Black women's identities in helping scholars move away from generalization of experiences, to improve understanding of health disparities, and making such changes by broadening the social consciousness of the nurse researchers, who are predominantly White. Discrimination in health disparities may be deconstructed if the focus is placed on asking different research questions and offering different interventions with the social structures that contributes to such actions. When Black Feminism guides the research method (including research questions and analysis), the accuracy of representing the experiences of Black women is increased. In this research, Black Feminism highlights experience, coping mechanisms, spiritual values, a tradition of strength, and a holistic view of identity.
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Authors Love, Katie L;
Journal the abnf journal : official journal of the association of black nursing faculty in higher education, inc
Year 2016
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Keywords
chicana feminism queer xicana performance xicana-indigenous spirituality queer woman of color affect relationality theory in the flesh

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