Indigenous Feminisms across the World

Continuing from Meridians volume 23, issue 1, this special issue is the second in a two-part series that exposes, challenges, and actively resists contemporary (i.e., settler) colonial realities. Contributors use a transnational comparative approach to underscore how global Indigenous histories blur the boundaries between franchise colonialism, often associated with nineteenth-century Asia and Africa, and settler colonialism, attributed to the Columbian Americas.

Contributors: Ashjan Ajour, Bright Alozie, Evelyn Saavedra Autry, Robyn Bourgeois, Ginetta E.B. Candelario, Kerri Clarke, Maree Clarke, Ana Del Conde, Jenny L. Davis, Basuli Deb, Fran Edmonds, Michelle M. Jacob, Nanya Jhingran, Candy Esther Martínez, Daniel McKay, Kai Orton, Tatsiana Shchurko, Sabra Thorner,  Winniebell Xinyu Zong