HACIA LA CONSTRUCCIÓN DE LA HISTORIA DE UN (DES) ENCUENTRO: LA RAZÓN FEMINISTA Y LA AGENCIA ANTIRACISTA Y DECOLONIAL EN ABYA YALA

In this article, I attempt to move towards the construction of a genealogy about the relationship between feminist politics and antiracist black and indigenous struggles in Abya Yala, from a decolonial perspective. I explore the late rise of the antiracist, decolonial and ethnic-racial movements and fights in Latin America, observing the ideology of miscegenation and ample westernization processes as an obstacle to be overcome and faced, even by feminism, in its attempt to decolonize itself and face the racial imperial reason installed in its foundation. Finally, I analyze the cost for feminism in Latin America of persisting with this point of view and fragmented treatment of oppression centered on gender.