Hmmm....many white women, including myself, acknowledge that one of the most truly inspiring speeches on women's rights that of Sojourner Truth, a black woman born into slavery, in 1851 at the Women's Rights Movement in Akron Ohio.  WHITE women were at the forefront of the anti-slavery movement and embraced Sojourner Truth's message.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ain%27t_I_a_Woman%3F

In fact, according to black feminist activist, Angela Davis, all women were deeply betrayed by a black man, Frederic Douglass, who pushed to get black men's votes ahead of the right for any and all women to vote.  Even black abolishionist, Robert Purvis, opposed Frederic Douglass.  Purvis touchingly sided with people like Elizabeth Cady Stanton who was so betrayed by Douglass because, as Purvis put it,  he deeply wanted his daughter to be enfranchised along with his son because she bore the "double curse" of race and sex.

Let's all be feminist together.