North Korea's ability to avoid total collapse and maintain a baseline of social continuity was owed entirely to the informal economic activities of its women.File Photo by How Hwee Young/EPA
May 22 (UPI) -- The author prefers to use the lowercase "n" to challenge the Kim family regime's legitimacy.
In Feminist Theory and Social Solidarity, Nathan Rochelle DuFord categorizes modern feminism into four distinct currents: identity-based, Marxist/postcolonial, intersectional and neoliberal feminism.
In doing so, DuFord poses a fundamental question: "Which form of feminism truly strengthens mutual responsibility and social solidarity in a fragmented society?"
DuFord's primary critique targets what has now become the mainstream: neoliberal, or capitalist, feminism.
