TRANSNATIONAL FEMINISMS.

Catalog description

Explores transnational feminist frameworks and the heterogeneous processes used in the cultural construction of gender in a global context. Centering non-Western perspectives, the class analyzes the intersectional inequalities experienced by women in different cultural contexts and explores the workings of power and gender that shape the lives of women around the world. Topics may include reproductive rights, poverty, education, and religious, economic, political, and legal mechanisms of women's subordination and inequality.