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This week, we dive into one of the most important and honestly most misunderstood conversations around feminism: intersectional feminism.
- What does it actually mean?
- Why doesn’t “one-size-fits-all feminism” work?
- And why do race, ethnicity, migration, class, language, disability, and conflict all shape how inequality is experienced?
Through personal stories and lived experiences as Burmese women living abroad, we unpack:
✨ racism, migration & diaspora identity✨ cognitive labour and constantly explaining yourself✨ privilege and marginalization existing at the same time✨ decolonising our thinking, media & education✨ why representation matters✨ whose voices get heard and whose don’t
We also discuss:– being treated differently because of passports and skin colour– Western-centric feminism and media– beauty standards and internalised bias– feminism in Myanmar and the Spring Revolution– how systems shape our understanding of ourselves and others
⚠️ Warning: This episode may cause existential reflection, sudden anger at Facebook comments, and an urge to decolonise your bookshelf immediately.
