Women's Studies 3316F/G Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Indigenous Feminism, Iroquois, Identity Politics

• School: Western University
• Department: Women's Studies
• Course: Women's Studies 3316F/G
• Professor: T B A

Document Summary

Because in haudenosaunee culture women had a prominent role and in the language, itself there are no bad words - not really connects. Feminism is a diverse background - doesn"t correlate with who she is a haudenosaunee person. Disenfranchised from the movement in general - because equity is prevalent in the culture. Demonstrates that a huge element of the haudenosaunee history has been left out when we. Inherent and equity is already there - so no reason for the label. Identity politics - fair to not necessarily identify but believe in the foundations behind feminism discovered feminism. Never had to fight for those things. Had a problem with what the word feminist means - you look at the origins of words and westernized statements - know who you are - all you need to know is it doesn"t come from you.