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8M

Since 2016, a movement is spreading from Latin America that actualizes the Women's Struggle Day on 8 March as the boiling point of an intersectional struggle. Against the interwoven phenomena of escalating violence against women*, neo-liberal exploitation, increasing racism and neo-authoritarian regimes, this movement creates a new and always situated internationalism. As a contribution to the feminist strike in 2019 transversal texts accompanies the book 8M. The great feminist strike (https://transversal.at/books/8m) with other current texts on the topic.

8M – The great feminist strike

8M – Der große feministische Streik

8M – La gran huelga feminista

Introduction

Isabell Lorey’s introduction to the book 8M - Der große feministische Streik. Konstellationen des 8. März connects the Latin American feminist strikes with the actual feminist movements in Europe.

Isabell Lorey 06 03 19

Feminismus und neuer Internationalismus

El feminismo está reconceptualizando el internacionalismo desde la práctica

Interview von Juliana Hernández und Julià Martí mit Veronica Gago

Veronica Gago, argentinische Sozialwissenschafterin, Autorin von La razón neoliberal und Aktivistin des NiUnaMenos-Kollektivs diskutiert zentrale Aspekte der Konsolidierung der aktuellen feministischen Netzwerke auf globaler Ebene.

Veronica Gago, Juliana Hernández, Julià Martí 23 02 19

The Molecular-Feminist Strike

Der molekular-feministische Streik

La huelga molecular-feminista

Sublimity and Now-Time in Machinic Capitalism

In the last few decades, violence against women* has been escalating into a "war on women," as Rita Laura Segato calls it: all kinds of structural and sexual violence, including feminicide, brutal discursive tendencies of misogyny and transphobia, the devaluation of care and reproduction, and "anti-genderism". Since 2017, a movement has spread outwards from Latin America that builds on the 8th of March, the day of women's struggle, as the turning and boiling point of an intersectional and transversal struggle.

Gerald Raunig 19 02 19