Postcolonial feminism
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Postcolonial feminism, often referred to as Third World feminism, is a form of feminist philosophy which centers around the idea that racism, colonialism, and the long lasting effects (economic, political, and cultural) of colonialism in the postcolonial setting, are inextricably bound up with the unique gendered realities of non-white,and non-Western women.
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See also
- History of feminism
- Postcolonialism
- Third-world feminism
- Transnational feminism
- Global feminism
- Sex segregation and Islam
- Islamic feminism
- Chicana feminism
- Black feminism
- Womanism
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