Feminism in the Zapatista Movement

Feminism in the Zapatista Movement refers to the incorporation of women's rights and gender equality within the broader struggle for indigenous rights and social justice in Mexico. The Zapatistas, an armed revolutionary group, emphasize women's participation in decision-making, leadership roles, and the fight against patriarchal norms. They advocate for the empowerment of women in their communities, recognizing that gender equality is essential for true social change. Through their principles and practices, Zapatista feminism challenges traditional gender roles and aims to create a more just and equitable society for all, highlighting the interconnectedness of various forms of oppression.