Feminist Theory
Space dedicated to both academic and activist communities engaging in critical analysis of gender, power, and inequality through feminist frameworks. It encompasses multiple theoretical traditions and movements—such as liberal, radical, intersectional, and ecofeminism—that guide scholarship, activism, and cultural critique.
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Black Feminism is a movement and intellectual tradition centering the lives, experiences, and struggles of Black women, foregrounding the interconnectedness of race, gender, class, and other identities within feminist discourse.
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Intersectional feminism is a global movement and activist framework that addresses the interconnected nature of social identities and systems of oppression, such as race, gender, class, sexuality, and ability. Its community works to challenge exclusion within feminism and build coalitions across marginalized groups.
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Intersectional Feminism
Liberal Feminism is a movement advocating for gender equality by seeking legal reforms, policy changes, and expanded civil rights within current social and political systems. It emphasizes individual autonomy and equal opportunities for all genders, distinguishing itself by working within established structures rather than advocating for systemic overhaul.
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Liberal Feminism
Black Feminism is a movement and intellectual tradition centering the lives, experiences, and struggles of Black women, foregrounding the interconnectedness of race, gender, class, and other identities within feminist discourse.
0Black Feminism
Intersectional feminism is a global movement and activist framework that addresses the interconnected nature of social identities and systems of oppression, such as race, gender, class, sexuality, and ability. Its community works to challenge exclusion within feminism and build coalitions across marginalized groups.
0Intersectional Feminism
Liberal Feminism is a movement advocating for gender equality by seeking legal reforms, policy changes, and expanded civil rights within current social and political systems. It emphasizes individual autonomy and equal opportunities for all genders, distinguishing itself by working within established structures rather than advocating for systemic overhaul.
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