A Radical- Socialist Feminism with a Postcolonial Approah

Through colonization and globalization, this governance system aims to transform a more equal society. One example of this distribution of control is the attitude that white migrants conquer nature and tame, this is strongly integrated into the culture of Native American. I'm interested in exploring the basis of this question related to female sexual behavior and how it functions in colonial context. To study this, I study the marriage system and prove that it is a form of female patriarchal consolidation.

Postcolonial feminism is a type of feminism that reacts to feminism and focuses on women's experience in Western culture. Postcolonial feminism is trying to explain the impact of colonial racial discrimination and long-term political, economic and cultural influence on non-white, non-Western women in the post colonial world. Post-colonial feminism began in the 1980's, criticized by feminist theorists in industrialized countries, pointed out the generalization tendency of mainstream feminist thought, and that women living in non-Western countries are erroneously expressed Thought.

Post colonial feminism is closely related to indigenous movement and broader post colonial theory. It is also closely related to black feminism as both black feminist and post colonial feminist believe that mainstream Western feminism is not enough to explain racial differences. Racial discrimination plays an important role in the discussion of feminism after the colony. Feminist after the colony attempts to solve the existing ethnic conflict and racial discrimination yet aim to incorporate these issues into feminist discourse. Until now, mainstream Western feminism avoided racial issues mostly and put it in a secondary problem behind patriarchal regime. Until recently, race was seen as a problem that white women need to solve.

Because post colonial feminism itself is criticism of Western feminism, criticism of post colonial feminism is often understood as promotion of Western feminism in keeping its goals. One way western feminist movement criticized feminism in the post colonial era divides women into small groups to solve the unique qualities and diversity of each individual, which leads to the loss of purpose and power through feminist movement It was. This criticism claims that the post-colonial feminism is divided and if the women can propose a unified front, the overall feminist movement will be stronger.

Post colonial feminism began to criticize Western feminism by failing to cope with the complexity of post colonial feminism represented by the Third World Feminist Movement. Post-colonial feminists are trying to incorporate the global feminine struggle of the South into a wider feminist movement. Western feminists and non-Western feminists are often different in race and religion, which is not recognized by Western feminism and can lead to other differences. Western feminism tends to ignore or deny these differences, which has made women of the third world present in the women of the women in the West, and their repression is ranked on an ethnocentic Western scale.