Keywords
feminisms
immigrant women
articulation
the common
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Abstract
This paper explores, using a feminist and activist methodology, the articulation experience of local feminist and migrated women organizations within the Platform for the World March of Women of Euskal Herria. Based on field diary fragments, collective documents of the Platform, and my own experience as an activist within the Platform, I analyze the practices that are taking place between the various collectives to forge alliances. These practices, with their own obstacles and difficulties, as well as continuities that reproduce the colonial and patriarchal rationale among women themselves, have reconfigured the notion of difference and are close to what some authors are calling the politics of the common.
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