The Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press

The Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press was a pioneering independent publishing organization founded in 1981 that focused on amplifying the voices and stories of women of color. It aimed to challenge mainstream narratives, promote social justice, and empower these women through literature and cultural works. By providing a platform for underrepresented perspectives, it helped foster a broader understanding of multicultural experiences and contributed to the feminist and civil rights movements. The press played a vital role in creating space for marginalized voices in the literary world, advocating for equity and inclusive storytelling.