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Using Walker's definition of womanism , at the beginning of In Search of Our Mother's Gardens, Lauret indicates how Hurston serves as a model, as Walker formulates, revises, and offers a critique of the term.
It has sometimes been called Marxism, sometimes socialist feminism, sometimes womanism , sometimes materialist feminism, or feminist materialism, and sometimes is implicit in work that bears no theoretical labels.
Distinguishing between womanism and feminism, however, has often been a subject of debate.
It's not clear what the difference is between feminism and womanism .
Collins admonishes: ‘… womanism and Black feminism may have little meaning, especially in the absence of actual social institutions dedicated to investigating Black women's critical social theory.’
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