Giving Way at the Intersection: Anticolonial Feminist Ethics of Solidarity in the Global Justice Movement.

This article reports on anticolonial feminist ethics of solidarity in the global justice movement. There is an intersection between experiential categories in the global justice movement and alliance and their ethics and politics of solidarity which can loose interest in certain experiences of oppre...

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Published in:Australian Feminist Studies Vol. 24; no. 62; pp. 421 - 438
Main Author: Deslandes, Ann
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Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Dec2009
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        Feminist ethics
        Anti-globalization movement
        Feminism
        Sexual harassment of women
        Activism
        Crenshaw, Kimberlé Williams, 1959-
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          Anti-globalization movement
          Feminism
          Sexual harassment of women
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      ab: This article reports on anticolonial feminist ethics of solidarity in the global justice movement. There is an intersection between experiential categories in the global justice movement and alliance and their ethics and politics of solidarity which can loose interest in certain experiences of oppression in activist discourses. Also, the category of gender can be lost in activist discourse of the global justice movement and the Black feminist legal scholarship of Kimberlé Crenshaw is discussed.
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