Feministisch streiten 2

Despite various social crises, feminism in this country often remains limited to academia and subculture, social work and neoliberal self-expression. Yet capitalist patriarchy determines the lives of women, queers and racialised people all over the world. A feminism that wants to change these conditions must think and act transnationally. How do we get out of our limited niches? How can we relate to and organise ourselves in a feminist way? Which social movements are suitable role models? And: Who are "we" anyway? Feministisch streiten 2 looks for answers - in the broad movements against femicide and for the right to abortion, in the analysis of the division of labour and patriarchal violence and in a transnational examination of religion, ecology, trans-hostility, colonialism and anti-Semitism.