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I benefit from the feminist culture in many countries and regions. In order to avoid a situation of anti-intersection similar to "whites for blacks", I sincerely recommend everyone to understand the current situation of East feminism even if it may be difficult because of the language barrier.
I really recommend a Japanese scholar called Ueno Chizuko. She gave a speech at the 2019 University of Tokyo Commencement Ceremony student faced.  which generally introduces the situation of EVERY east Asia female (youtube has the video). And lots of her papers and books are famous in all of east Asia like misogyny, Patriarchy System and Capitalism, Nationalism and Gender, etc.

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Women don’t owe you pretty (book) and EXACTLY (podcast)

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Women don’t owe you pretty (book) and EXACTLY (podcast)

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Both by Florence Given
I absolutely love this book, it explains so many aspects of the patriarchy in such an understandable way. And her podcast is amazing, she covers sex, feminism, body Image, social Media and relationships all in such a empowering open way. The episodes are always really enlightening, I look forward to them every Monday!

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It's Not About the Burqa: Muslim Women on Faith, Feminism, Sexuality and Race

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It's Not About the Burqa: Muslim Women on Faith, Feminism, Sexuality and Race

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It's not about the Burqa Edited by Mariam Khan

An Anthology of Essays by British Muslim women. I love reading the opinions, and viewpoints of women across the UK. If you've not read a book like this before, it may be a good beginning for the understanding of Intersectionality. You might not enjoy every essay within the book. But you are guaranteed to find a chapter that resonates with you.

You can view a guardian review here: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/mar/26/its-not-about-the-burqa-muslim-women-faith-feminism-sexuality-race-essays-mariam-khan-review

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The girl with the louding voice. Abi Dare.

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The girl with the louding voice. Abi Dare.

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Tells the story of Adunni a 14 year old Nigerian girl whose mother has died. Her ambition was to be a teacher but she had to leave school to care for her family. In the opening scene her father tells her she is  to become the third wife of the local taxi driver. Her 'bride price' will cover the rent for the family home. The story follows Adunni through many challenges to get the education she longs for. Laura Green

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"Three generations of Palestinian-American women living in Brooklyn are torn between individual desire and the strict mores of Arab culture in this heart-wrenching story of love, intrigue and courage."
I loved this but it was a hard read with much sadness. I liked the interweaving of the 3 generations of women with very different experiences and how difficult it was for them to understand each other.

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Spanning the 1950s to the 1990s and from the Deep South to California, Bennett’s stunning novel follows the journeys of two estranged twin sisters leading very different lives – to the extent of adopting different racial identities

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About Race with Reni Eddo-Lodge (aboutracepodcast.com) Such a great podcast, episode 7 "White Women Crying is Racist" was a hard but informative listen for me, reflecting on how white women are often called on to speak for all women. It helped me understand how I can use my voice, but also those times where it is time for me to listen.

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This really is a fantastic memoir. Jackie shares her experience of growing up in Glasgow and finding her birth family, and explores themes of adoption, racism and identity. It had me laugh, cry and everything in between.

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The self-described 'black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet' Audre Lorde, for me, represents intersectionality, inclusivity and the need to champion our differences as beautiful and valuable. Her text Sister Outsider which is a collection of essays and speeches is an intimate, passionate insight into her multi-faceted identity and the responsibility we all have as women

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 "Girl, woman, other"  by Bernardine Evaristo 

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 "Girl, woman, other"  by Bernardine Evaristo 

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It's told from the point of view of 12 British women of colour who range in age from 19 to 93. The women represent a diversity of classes, cultures and sexual identities