Las políticas públicas de equidad de género Tecnologías de género moderno colonial

Abstract

This paper aims to carry out an analysis of the discourse of public policies on women and gender from a decolonial feminist perspective by tracing ideas and racial meanings contained in their categories of analysis. This would allow observing them as technologies that order gender, class and race relations that run through societies with a colonial past. In addition, these public policies serve as a vehicle for the installation of new racist grammars and the updating of the modern colonial gender norm.