The connection between feminism and decolonial struggles rests on the idea that the oppression of women cannot be understood or fought without analyzing the legacy of colonialism and the contemporary forms of structural racism. Decolonial feminism first challenges the universalism of certain Western feminist traditions which, by claiming to speak “for all women,” have often imposed their own cultural, political, and moral norms, thereby obscuring the experiences of racialized, Indigenous, and “G