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Decolonial Feminism: Yuderkys Espinosa Miñoso

Yuderkys Espinosa Miñoso examines how coloniality shapes feminist knowledge and challenges the assumption of a universal experience of ‘woman’.

  • Decolonial Feminism
  • Epistemic Colonialism Critique
  • Black Feminism
74

When People of Muslim Heritage Challenge Fundamentalism

Karima Bennoune presents local resistance through an Algerian family, Pakistani theatre and a young law student’s refusal to abandon education.

  • Religion and Gender
  • Human Rights
  • Political Participation
75

I'm Not Your Inspiration, Thank You Very Much

In this TEDxSydney talk, Stella Young critiques inspiration porn and the way nondisabled society consumes disabled people as objects of moral uplift.

  • Disability Justice
  • Media Representation Critique
  • Ableism
76

His and Hers … Health Care

Paula Johnson distinguishes including women in research from analyzing differences, connecting trial design, diagnosis and the work of care.

  • Women's Health
  • Science Studies
  • Medical Patriarchy Critique
77

A Little-Told Tale of Sex and Sensuality

Shereen El Feki connects virginity certificates, marriage and Arabic erotic traditions to bodily autonomy and institutional change.

  • Sexual Politics
  • Bodily Autonomy
  • Religion and Gender
78

I Got 99 Problems... Palsy Is Just One

Maysoon Zayid uses comedy to show how Palestinian, Muslim, female, and disabled identities intersect while challenging ableism in entertainment and public culture.

  • Disability Justice
  • Race and Gender
  • Media Representation Critique
79

A Saudi Woman Who Dared to Drive

Saudi activist Manal al-Sharif recounts how restrictions on driving reached her family and workplace, and how a video, a shared day of action, petitions, and a lawsuit made distinct demands on public institutions.

  • Arab Feminism
  • Bodily Autonomy
  • Political Participation
80

Violence against Women Is a Men’s Issue

Jackson Katz uses grammar and bystander intervention to examine disappearing perpetrators, peer permission and institutional leadership.

  • Anti-Sexual Violence
  • Gender Roles
  • Social Movements
81

We Should All Be Feminists

In this famous TEDxEuston talk, writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie shares her personal insights and definition of feminism. Through personal stories and observations, she reveals gender inequality and the negative effects traditional gender roles have on both men and women. The speech deeply explores gender injustices in society, calls for changing the way boys and girls are raised, and emphasizes that culture is created by people and therefore can be changed to achieve true gender equality.

  • Feminism
  • Liberal Feminism
  • Patriarchy Critique
82

Dare to educate Afghan girls

Shabana Basij-Rasikh recalls secret schools under the Taliban’s first regime and asks how girls’ right to learn depends on families, women teachers and collective support.

  • Education Equality
  • Gender Equality
  • Human Rights
83

The Attitudes That Sparked the Arab Spring

Dalia Mogahed puts Egypt’s growth figures next to people’s ratings of their lives, then turns to questions about women’s work. Read the 2012 surveys alongside the talk to see what an answer about equality measures.

  • Arab Feminism
  • Political Participation
  • Social Movements
84

Unlock the Intelligence, Passion, Greatness of Girls

Leymah Gbowee moves from the wish to go to school to the means of staying there safely, then follows young women in Liberia as they organize to be heard at an election.

  • African Feminism
  • Feminist Education
  • Political Participation
85

This isn't her mother's feminism

In this TEDWomen talk, Courtney E. Martin reflects on the evolving meaning of feminism across generations. Through personal narrative and cultural critique, she explores three paradoxes that define her generation’s feminist identity, emphasizing the tension between tradition and innovation, idealism and pragmatism.

  • Fourth Wave Feminism
  • Cultural Critique
  • Identity Formation
86

Women, Wartime and the Dream of Peace

Zainab Salbi redirects attention from war’s front line to the women who maintain daily life, survive gendered violence, and are then excluded from formal peace negotiations.

  • Arab Feminism
  • War and Peace
  • Ethics of Care
87

Embrace your inner girl

In this TEDIndia talk, playwright and activist Eve Ensler explores the concept of the 'girl cell' - a universal source of empathy, vulnerability, and strength that society teaches us to suppress. Through global stories of resilience, she argues that embracing this inner girl is key to healing and transformation.

  • Feminism
  • Anti-Sexual Violence
  • Patriarchy Critique
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The Danger of a Single Story

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie examines how narrative power turns one experience into a group’s complete identity, including through her own mistakes.

  • Media Representation Critique
  • Decolonial Feminism
  • Women's Writing