Anarcho-feminist. Education

Anarchism and anarcho-feminist feminist, Feminism with links to anarchism, and although it has been united since the beginning of Anarchism, this concept emerged in the second wave feminism in the 1960s. Feminism is a kind of radical for which the prevailing patriarchal system is the problem of society, because it imposes authoritarianism and oppression of males over females. Anarchists think that if feminists are against patriarchy, they must oppose all forms of hierarchy, should oppose the state and capitalism as manifestations of patriarchy and oppressive structures and clear themselves. Their reasoning is simple: by being against the patriarchal system, they must be against all forms of hierarchy. Among the feminists who stand out in this current we can highlight and Luisa Medina.

In 1992 he created the group "Women Creating" in Bolivia by Monica Mendoza, Julieta Paredes, Maria Galindo. Radical feminism is a feminist power that holds that the root of social inequality in all societies has been the patriarchy, male dominance over women. Sexual difference is the patriarch, so the male essence is different from the feminine essence. Authors such as Valerie Solanas, Germaine Greer, Evalyn Reedson, represent this trend. Some streams support the need to establish a matriarchy compensation, others prefer the formation of egalitarian female fraternities. It is generally accepted in Western society permit women to exercise power on, even at the expense of social play a male role and participate in the global task of domination. Radical feminists are anti-prostitution and pornography, considering them manifestations of patriarchy.