Writer and activist Yuderkys Espinosa, one of the most important voices in Latin American feminism, harshly criticized the discourse of "inclusion and empowerment," classifying it as failed and sleep-inducing.
She has led for more than 30 years the collective Mulheres Criando, which she herself defines as "indigenous women, prostitutes and lesbians together, mixed and united." The collective is recognized for its intersectional approach and for challenging the traditional structures of the feminist movement.
