How did they view women people of color in the 1970s?

In the 1970s, women of color often faced intersectional discrimination, experiencing both racism and sexism that shaped their societal roles and opportunities. Mainstream feminist movements frequently marginalized their voices and concerns, focusing primarily on the issues faced by white women. Despite these challenges, women of color began to assert their identities and advocate for their rights, leading to the emergence of movements that addressed both race and gender issues. This period laid the groundwork for greater awareness and activism around intersectionality in subsequent decades.