Transnational feminist perspectives support the notion of "universal sisterhood."

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Transnational feminist perspectives recognize that women's experiences and struggles are shaped by their race, ethnicity, nationality, class, sexuality, and other social factors. Thus, they reject the idea of a single, universal experience of womanhood and instead focus on the diversity of women's experiences and the need to address intersectional inequalities. This challenges the notion of "universal sisterhood" which assumes that all women share the same experiences and interests.

Transnational Feminist Perspectives Support the Notion of "Universal Sisterhood