Womanist Theology is a reflective form of theology which considers the religious and the many nuanced perspectives of morality as the centralized component of its methodology with regards to People of Color. This theological premise aims to tackle issues directly relating to class, gender, sex, sexism, sexuality, sexual exploitation, race, equity, justice, and liberation as theological issues. As such, womanist theology seeks to view Scripture through a lens that promotes a positive analysis of research of the socio-historical perspective of the lives and religious worldviews of Women of Color to work towards the eradication of oppression (classism, racism, sexism, & social stratification) in the lives of POC, particularly Women. In addition, it is to seek ways to advocate for justice-based spirituality and include ecological perspectives such as health care, sexuality, and the culture of workplace & social politics. In this conversation, it is the premise that the systems employed within the religious confines and our acclimation to those systems are steeped in masculine power and privilege and has thus shaped the history of the Church (and other religious traditions), the history of traditional biblical interpretation and the content and context of the biblical narrative and as such continuously justifies oppression, silencing, and exclusion of women in all areas of life except for the allowed patriarchal based privileged spaces which do not presume the ability to assume power or leadership privilege. We will explore the intersectionality of power and privilege with regard to race, ethnicity, class, sex & sexuality, (dis)ability, post-colonialism and the perception of equity vs equality with respect to the marginalization of the bodies of POC (particularly women) juxtaposed to the priority given mostly to the privileged - which includes white, well-educated, middle-class, Western feminists - who often assume the premise that the experience of all woman are the same which in and of itself is problematic and detrimental to the needs of most of humanity.