Roundtable Discussion on “Cinema and Social Conflicts”
To celebrate the publication of our sixth volume, on “Cinema and Social Conflicts,” members of […]
Feminism
Silent Suffragists: Activism, Popular Cinema, and Women’s Rights in 1910s America
Silent as it was, cinema in the early twentieth century spoke loudly on behalf of […]
The Neglected Spaces of Feminism and Queer in Contemporary Italian Political Cinema
At the end of 2018, one of Italy’s best-known directors, Nanni Moretti, released a documentary […]
By and Beyond “Organised Motherhood”: Feminist Politics and the Emerging German Welfare State
Internationally, there has been a lot of historical research reconstructing the active part women would […]
Anti-Racist, Queer, and Radical Feminisms in the Quebec Antiauthoritarian Movement
At the turn of the century, we witnessed a resurgence of anarchist-style organizing that, ten […]
Gender, Sexuality, and Politics: Rethinking the Relationship Between Feminism and Sandinismo in Nicaragua
Introduction For the political left, the Sandinista revolution in 1979 was once a worldwide symbol […]
Feminism and Sexual and Reproductive Rights in Latin America and the Caribbean
Feminism and Revolution A reflection on the relationship between the concept of revolution and feminist […]
Gender and Revolutions: Critique Interrupted
Beginning in December 2010, the events that came to be known as the “Arab […]
“If I can’t dance, it ain’t my revolution”: Queer-Feminist Inquiries into Pink Bloque’s Revolutionary Strategies
This article is an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural encounter and debate between two feminists on the question of what constitutes revolution.