When we treat what happened to Britney Spears as a singular experience we erase women of color and other marginalized groups who have had the same experience. In this episode, we talk about how the #FreeBritney movement (when it first began) failed intersectional feminism, and how we need to use this movement as a way to amplify the voices of those who don't have Britney's platform. Note: We are Britney fans! and this is not a critique of her or her experiences.ResourcesWhat Britney Spears has endured would not have happened to a male starBritney Spears’ conservatorship mirrors reality for millions with disability“My Human Rights are Being Violated”: Fighting a Family ConservatorshipGuardian abuse is nothing new for vulnerable people of color. How Britney Spears’ case amplifies the fight for their rights. A Guide to Conservatorships and Why everyone is talking about themIndigenous women still forced, coerced into sterilization: Senate report.“My Human Rights are Being Violated”: Fighting a Family Conservatorship.Enjoy the podcast? Fill out our feedback survey and receive a FREE resource on goal mappingRegister for Book Club, access current events & join the newsletter for free resources here!Access  our private Facebook group for community connection, support & exclusive updatesPurchase our "Forgotten Black women writers & storytellers" PDF here with 100% of proceeds going to our charity of choiceFollow us on InstagramCheck us out on TwitterInterested in joining Book Club? Join us on Substack *Workshop booking requests are now through email onlySupport the show & buy us a virtual coffeeShare your feedbackThis Podcast is produced by Cove Collective, a community that celebrates the joy, creativity, and culture of BIPOC women

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