Communist women and the Feminism

Abstract

This article analyzes the strangeness and rapprochements of female communist militants with Feminism, with both theoretical formulations and political practices, in different historical moments. The text seeks to address the contradictions faced by Communist women in relation to several factors that have marked their political and ideological formations. Their reactions, rejections, and reflections, and in some cases adhesions to the new set of ideas that represented Feminism happened in accordance to the way they experienced their contradictions.