Katharina Eder | This House Believes Feminism Needs The West | Cambridge Union

Katharina Eder speaks as first opposition on Monday 4th March 2024.
The role and relevance of the West today in contemporary feminism is often hotly debated. Does the feminist cause internationally still need Western ideology and influence, particularly when combating practices brushed under cultural relativism? Or are non-Western and indigenous voices the priority for the future of feminism?
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Facts. Feminism can have different flavors, underpinned by different cultural norms. Societies with their own religious and cultural norms should be left to operate as they see fit (within the constraints of human rights of course). The problem is Western hegemony attempting to interfere with other cultures.