Gênero e raça na contemporaneidade: um diálogo entre Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui e a Marcha Mundial das Mulheres

Abstract

This article analyzes how the contemporary social movement the Women's dealing with race and class to the specifics of the subaltern women. Already in its first edition (2000) the march became an important site of struggle and empowerment of women, as well as a pressure tool to give visibility to feminist demands from the state and the international scene. As a transnational movement, MMM coalesces and condenses demands, which could result in a general categorization of claims and single women. Through theoretical Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui we seek to understand how the MMM, while movement arising from a developed country, enter Eurocentric agendas in Latin American reality and how they are promoted and suitable for women who suffer from patriarchal exclusion and exclusion colonial. With contributions from theoretical Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui, like sociology image, the article seeks to shed light on the need to be aware of the great diversity and different world views in the constitution of the [feminist] transnational social movements.