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Mikki Kendall
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Mikki Kendall is a writer and cultural critic whose work examines race, feminism, food, media and inequality. Her book Hood Feminism questions a feminism that treats access to food, housing, education and safety as peripheral concerns. She also wrote Amazons, Abolitionists, and Activists, a graphic history of women's struggles for rights.
Kendall's essays and commentary have appeared in publications including The Guardian, The Washington Post, Time, Ebony and Essence. She has discussed her work on the BBC, NPR and The Daily Show and at universities. Her writing connects popular culture and public debate with the material conditions that shape people's everyday lives.
Reviewed 2026-09-09Selected sources
- Mikki Kendall — AboutAuthor’s career, books, subjects and broadcast appearances.
- Penguin Random House — Mikki KendallJournalism outlets and public commentary.
- Penguin Random House — Hood FeminismThe book’s argument about feminism and basic needs.
- Mikki Kendall — Amazons, Abolitionists, and ActivistsGraphic history of women’s rights.