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Barbara Franchi
Barbara Franchi
University of Kent b.franchi@kent.ac.uk
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Natália S. Perez
Natália S. Perez
University of Kent, UK natalia.perez@fu-berlin.de
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Giovanni A. Travaglino
Giovanni A. Travaglino
Freie Universität Berlin, Germany g.travaglino@contentionjournal.org
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Feminist movements have had a fundamental impact on social life in many different parts of the world. Reforms in marriage and private property laws, as well as change in spheres as diverse as sexual life, contraception, and the work-place have had profound consequences on the way we conceptualize, act and signify gender relations. Feminist thinkers and activists have also brought attention to the impact that the intersectionality of racism, heterosexism, poverty and religious intolerance (among many other factors) can have in people’s lives.