Caribbean Feminism in International Perspective

Rawwida Baksh-Soodeen This paper discusses the question of whether it is possible to talk of an international feminism by examining the issues of 'difference' which have emerged in the movement related to analyses of women's subordination and experiences of subordination based on factors of race, class and nation in particular. This theoretical framework has been used as the backdrop for examining the politics of race and class within the contemporary Caribbean feminist movement.