“ Panther women directly proclaimed their agency to
ensure that the Black Panther Party projected a less-patriarchal view of Black nationalism and international solidarity.
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The third chapter documents the evolution of the "African Woman" that challenged Karenga’s men-led Kawaida to incorporate a more feminist,
anti-capitalist vision of Black activism that rejected gendered hierarchies. ”