 Black feminists’ contributions to Continental philosophy demonstrate the ways in which their voices are crucial to both shaping and expanding the discipline. Kathryn Sophia Belle, Donna-Dale Marcano, and Maria del Guadalupe Davidson edited Convergences: Black Feminism and Continental Philosophy (del Guadalupe et al. 2010), the only text at the publication of this entry that addresses both these topics simultaneously. For the editors, the concept of convergence is demonstrated by the natural, historical, and necessary engagement of Black women with Continental philosophy. Belle writes,