Test hooks’s argument against either or both of the authors we have read who identify as women of color. How do Lorde and/or Khakpour either illustrate or refute bell hooks’s argument about

Test hooks’s argument against either or both of the authors we have read who identify as women of color. How do Lorde and/or Khakpour either illustrate or refute bell hooks’s argument about women of color and self-recovery? In other words, how do they illustrate or counter the notion that women of color often “internalize the assumption that” their “bodies do not need care,” neither from themselves nor “from others” (hooks 66)?
What solutions do any of these authors (Lorde, Khakpour, or hooks) propose to the problem hooks identifies between Blackness, white-supremacist constructions of beauty, and self-recovery (66)?