Black women’s embodied intersecting systems of oppression: A systematic narrative review of body image and maladaptive eating behavior

Black feminist theory has long recognized the legacies of colonialism and racism in shaping the historical and contemporary representations of the Black female body as simultaneously hypervisible and invisible. Nevertheless, in the literature on "body image" and "disordered eating," Black feminist frameworks, critical research methods, and culturally-responsive intervention development remain underutilized. Conducting a PRISMA-compliant systematic literature review (1986-2022), we critically ass