Trabalho familiar: uma categoria esquecida de análise Family work: a forgotten category of analysis by Maria Ignez S. Paulilo

“…At this time, however, feminist movements are more concerned with issues of recognition and identity, then with income redistribution, property, and that which most interests us, land. …”
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Publicações feministas do CFEMEA: análise de conteúdo do Jornal Fêmea Feminist publications: Jornal Fêmea content analysis by Michelle Cristiane Lopes Barbosa

“…What are the demands of the women's and feminist movements in the early 21st century? More aptly, considering their primary goals and needs in the early 90s, what has been accomplished to date? …”
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Gender-based Violence and ‘Feminicide’ in Queer Italian Movements: Questioning Gender, Sexuality, and the (Hetero)normative Order by Caterina Peroni

“…On the one hand, feminist movements criticized the processes of criminalization and victimization produced by the security frame and denounced the underlying nexus between sexism and racism. …”
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Modernism and the queer: Djuna Barnes/Gertrude Stein by Shin, E

“…Both disassociated themselves from mainstream feminist movements, preferring subtler, more idiosyncratic ways of questioning the status quo. …”

Investigating Sexual Harassment Narratives on Twitter through Computational Social Sciences by saeeide amini, MohamadAli Dadgostarniya

“…While the liberal feminist movements emphasized the struggle for equal rights, the radical feminist movements acknowledged the presence of capitalism and male supremacy as the precursors to women's oppression (Taylor & Rupp, 1993). …”
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The Role of Women’s Literature ans Writing in Improving the Social Status of Women in France ans its Impact on Persian Women’s Writing by Matin Vesal

“…In Iran, the number of translations of French works and the inspiration of feminist movements and the new novel provided an opportunity for contemporary women writers to rely more on the form and language of the novel and to experiment with new types of writing. …”
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Autonomy, Justice, and Injustice with Indian Gestational Surrogacy by Deborah Hamm

“…Historically, women’s rights and reproductive rights have developed in tandem, and India is a country with civil liberties, democratic traditions, and feminist movements. However, despite its pro-natal culture with liberal contraception and abortion rights, India has an enduring history of preferential male sex selection and discrimination against women, notably women of color, stratified within a rigid caste system. …”
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