US feminism is mostly centering on the issues of white, middle-class women, failing to fully integrate the needs of women of color, marginalized, or lower-income women. This lack of a unified approach leads to fragmented advocacy and fragmented outcomes, rather than a broad movement.

Also 53% of white women vote for trump compared to 7% of black women who voted for trump. This showed that they gave more priority to racial identify over collective welfare of all women in usa .

White feminist often ignore of won’t acknowledge that in usa —specifically land ownership and early capital accumulation were built upon the exploitation of Native American and African people.

The systematic removal of Native Americans from their land provided massive amounts of property that was subsequently passed down through generations of white families, serving as a primary source of generational wealth which black women or native American women doesn’t have.

The wealth generated by the labor of enslaved African people in agriculture and other industries directly enriched white slaveholders and, by extension, their present generation . Jim crows law curbed wealth generation for black women compared to white women

Wealth disparity between Black and white women in the USA is severe, with white households holding nearly 10 times the median net worth of Black households, or approximately 15 cents for every dollar. Black women face lower income, less intergenerational wealth, lower homeownership rates, and higher debt, often keeping them in lower-wage service jobs without benefits.

white feminists often ignore these issues Best example would be :-1)DEI

Despite DEI mostly benefitted white women , most of the white feminist organisation ignored whether black women benefitted or not .they doesn’t cared about native American or black women . They often fail to view things from racial angle by focusing just on gender angle

2)Most of the educational scholarships are benefitted by white women over native American ,black women

Whereas in

Nordic feminism is embedded within a strong, universal welfare state that prioritizes collectivism over individualism. Their approach addresses inequality by providing universal healthcare, subsidized childcare, and high-quality education, which inherently benefits marginalized groups.

Nordic feminists despite america feminists supported and worked for the the welfare of minorities like Sami people and supported affirmative actions for Sami women…

Unlike Scandinavia where conditions of minority women are getting better , in usa wealth disparity is widening everyday

US feminism is mostly centering on the issues of white, middle-class women, failing to fully integrate the needs of women of color, marginalized, or lower-income women. This lack of a unified approach leads to fragmented advocacy and fragmented outcomes, rather than a broad movement.

Also 53% of white women vote for trump compared to 7% of black women who voted for trump. This showed that they gave more priority to racial identify over collective welfare of all women in usa .

White feminist often ignore of won’t acknowledge that in usa —specifically land ownership and early capital accumulation were built upon the exploitation of Native American and African people.

The systematic removal of Native Americans from their land provided massive amounts of property that was subsequently passed down through generations of white families, serving as a primary source of generational wealth which black women or native American women doesn’t have.

The wealth generated by the labor of enslaved African people in agriculture and other industries directly enriched white slaveholders and, by extension, their present generation . Jim crows law curved wealth generation for black women compared to white women

Wealth disparity between Black and white women in the USA is severe, with white households holding nearly 10 times the median net worth of Black households, or approximately 15 cents for every dollar. Black women face lower income, less intergenerational wealth, lower homeownership rates, and higher debt, often keeping them in lower-wage service jobs without benefits.

Most present generation white women even though they doesn’t participated directly in exploitation benefit from the exploitation even after centuries and white feminists often ignore this Best example would be :-1)DEI

Despite this DEI mostly benefitted white women and most of the white feminist organisation ignored this .

2)Most of the educational scholarships are benefitted by white women over native American ,black women

Whereas in

Nordic feminism is embedded within a strong, universal welfare state that prioritizes collectivism over individualism. Their approach addresses inequality by providing universal healthcare, subsidized childcare, and high-quality education, which inherently benefits marginalized groups.

Nordic feminists despite america feminists supported and worked for the the welfare of minorities like Sami people and supported affirmative actions for Sami women…

British concentration camps in South Africa (1899–1902) were established during the Second Boer War, forcing over 100,000 Boer women, children, and Black South Africans into overcrowded, unsanitary sites. The camps were characterized by severe overcrowding, poor sanitation, inadequate food rations, and a lack of medical care, leading to massive outbreaks of measles, typhoid, and dysentery. Nearly 26,000 Boer women and children died, while over 20,000 Black Africans died

It was Created during the guerrilla phase of the Second Boer War, according to British officials , the camps were designed to prevent Boer guerrillas from obtaining supplies, shelter, and intelligence from their families and allies. Despite these claims , the primary target were Boer women and children, but also significant numbers of Black South Africans were interned in separate, often worse, camps.

These camps were, according to a some pro British historians that it’s not comparable to Nazi concentration camps, as its not designed for systematic extermination but for internment, although the resulting death rate was extremely high.

Whereas pro african historians claim that British officials doesn’t cared whether people died or not . British officials primary goal were imperialism

Margaret Thatcher entered negotiations for the future of Hong Kong with significant confidence bolstered by the British victory in the Falklands War (1982). This victory increased her domestic prestige and encouraged a firmer stance in international dealings, including with China.

Coming only three months after the Falklands victory, Thatcher’s September 1982 visit to Beijing was seen as an opportunity to project strength and uphold British treaty rights regarding Hong Kong. Before negotiation, Margret thatcher had good confidence that she could extend the lease , but during the negotiation Deng emphasized that China would definitely take back Hong Kong, with or without British agreement.

According to memoir recollections on hongkong negotiation , Deng xioping told thatcher that :----------->

“” Congratulations on the Falklands, but don’t think that could happen in Hong Kong.” “I could send peoples liberation army to roll over hongkong in this afternoon if you don’t agree , Sovergnity is non negotiable”

Thatcher replied to Deng that :--------------> “There is nothing I could do to stop you, but world would see how china behaves and hongkong would collapes"

thatcher describing the 1982 meeting :(From The Irish Times (1996)) “Deng was “short-tempered, bossy, " and very tough to negotiate .”

Unlike the Falklands, which could be defended militarily by a naval task force, Hong Kong was geographically vulnerable, bordering mainland China and china have a large sized army with over a million troops . Despite having Hong Kong Island and Stonecutters Island which is Ceded to Britain in perpetuity under the Treaty of Nanjing (1842) and Convention of Peking (1860). UK gave up sovergnity on entire hongkong .

The handover of Hong Kong from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the People’s Republic of China occurred at midnight on 1 July 1997. This event ended 156 years of British rule, dating back to the cession of Hong Kong Island in 1841 during the First Opium War.

Handover of hongkong was done by an agreement with agreement for protection of democracy in hongkong . But most political observors claim that by the indroduction of "The Fugitive Offenders and Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2019 " defacto marked end of assured democracy under sino British agreement.

Soruces :- www.tandfonline.com/doi/…/07075332.2025.2466463#d… independent.co.uk/…/deng-vowed-war-over-lease-125… www.margaretthatcher.org/archive/1982cac5

Margaret Thatcher entered negotiations for the future of Hong Kong with significant confidence bolstered by the British victory in the Falklands War (1982). This victory increased her domestic prestige and encouraged a firmer stance in international dealings, including with China.

Coming only three months after the Falklands victory, Thatcher’s September 1982 visit to Beijing was seen as an opportunity to project strength and uphold British treaty rights regarding Hong Kong. Before negotiation, Margret thatcher had good confidence that she could extend the lease , but during the negotiation Deng emphasized that China would definitely take back Hong Kong, with or without British agreement.

According to memoir recollections on hongkong negotiation , Deng xioping told thatcher that :-----------> “” Congratulations on the Falklands, but don’t think that could happen in Hong Kong.” “I could send peoples liberation army to roll over hongkong in this afternoon if you don’t agree , Sovergnity is non negotiable”

Thatcher replied to Deng that :--------------> “There is nothing I could do to stop you, but world would see how china behaves"

thatcher describing the 1982 meeting :(From The Irish Times (1996)) “Deng was “short-tempered, bossy, " and very tough to negotiate .”

Unlike the Falklands, which could be defended militarily by a naval task force, Hong Kong was geographically vulnerable, bordering mainland China and china have a large sized army with over a million troops .

Despite having Hong Kong Island and Stonecutters Island which is Ceded to Britain in perpetuity under the Treaty of Nanjing (1842) and Convention of Peking (1860). UK gave up sovergnity on entire hongkong .

The handover of Hong Kong from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the People’s Republic of China occurred at midnight on 1 July 1997. This event ended 156 years of British rule, dating back to the cession of Hong Kong Island in 1841 during the First Opium War.