Selma James

Selma James is a prominent feminist activist and writer known for her work in social justice and labor rights, particularly concerning women's roles in society and the economy. Born in 1929, she has been a significant figure in the intersection of feminist and anti-capitalist movements. James co-founded the International Wages for Housework Campaign, advocating for the recognition and compensation of domestic labor. Her writings often explore themes of race, class, and gender, emphasizing the importance of unpaid work and the need for social and economic reforms to empower women and achieve equality.