Abstract
In this article, I propound an analysis of the limits of a liberal conception of feminism and LGBTIQ+ movements, based on identity and autonomy, and whose struggle is centered in the claim of rights. Through the analyses of the feminist movement of the last years in Argentina (since the “Ni Una Menos” phenomenon), I propound a feminism that I call “radical and plural”: a feminism that takes vulnerability as the point of departure for political thinking, and that, through the mobilisation of that vulnerability, aims for a deepening of the democratic values of liberty and equality.
Feminism; Radical and Plural Democracy; Plural Performativity; Mobilizations; Ni Una Menos