The Architecture of Feminism

The Architecture of Feminism refers to the way feminist ideas and movements are structured like a building, with core principles serving as the foundation—such as equality and justice. Supporting "pillars" include different perspectives like liberal, radical, or intersectional feminism, each addressing unique issues. The "blueprints" are historical contexts and theories that guide actions. Just as architecture combines aesthetics and function, this framework balances activism, societal change, and evolving ideas to promote gender equality. It’s a conceptual structure that helps organize, understand, and advance feminist goals across various social and cultural layers.