Rebecca Walker

Rebecca Walker is an influential American writer, feminist, and activist known for her work on race, gender, and identity. She gained prominence in the 1990s as one of the founders of the Third Wave feminist movement, which seeks to address the diverse experiences of women today. As the daughter of the renowned author Alice Walker, Rebecca has authored several books and essays, discussing topics like motherhood, feminism, and social justice. Her work often emphasizes the importance of intersectionality—understanding how different social categories, such as race and gender, intersect and shape individual experiences.