8 mars entre l'héritage des luttes des femmes travailleuses et le féminisme socialiste Ainsi, le 8 mars et chaque jour qui suit, la question centrale n'est pas de célébrer cette occasion…
8 de marzo entre el legado de las luchas de las mujeres trabajadoras y el feminismo socialista En este contexto, resulta importante conectar la lucha feminista con la lucha…
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Yanar Mohammed, A Flame That Will Never Die, and the Women's Revolution Continues Yanar Mohammed becomes a reference point for every Iraqi girl learning the meaning of resistance…
When the Body Becomes a Commodity: Symbolic Violence Against Women Under Capitalism It becomes clear through this analysis that symbolic violence against women in the capitalist system…
La situación en Siria y el silencio occidental: Kobani está ardiendo Apoyo el cese inmediato de esta campaña terrorista, y me opongo a todos los chovinismos…
The Situation in Syria and the Western Silence: Kobani is Burning I support the immediate halt of this terrorist campaign, and I oppose all nationalist chauvinisms,…
The Rising Presence of Women in Decision-Making Centers: The Danish Experience as a Model This path remains dependent on the struggle of feminist organizations, the role of…
The Masculinity of the Arabic Language: A Silent Erasure of Women’s Humanity Yes, we are in need of a genuine linguistic revolution, and of a conscious reform that confronts the…
Anuradha Ghandy: Between Marxism and Feminism – A Reading in the Biography of a Revolutionary Indian Intellectual Anuradha Ghandy: Between Marxism and Feminism – A Reading in the Biography of a…
روزا لوكسمبورغ وتطوير الماركسية من منظور نسوي روزا لوكسمبورغ لم تكن فقط منظّرة ماركسية، بل كانت ضميرًا حيًا لحركة تحرر الإنسان. في كتاباتها، كما في نضالها، جسّدت الطموح نحو الاشتراكية. وها هي…
Rosa Luxemburg and the Development of Marxism from a Feminist Perspective Róża Luksemburg (1871 – 1919) “Women Who Changed History” Series (2) Introduction Throughout history…
