“…Postcolonial feminism critiques Western imperialism and its subordination of whole peoples, races, and ethnic groups. It draws attention to the importance of Indigenous and local cultures (see for example, Amos & Parmer, 2005;Azim, Menon, & Siddiqi, 2009;Minh-ha, 1987;Mohanty, 1988;Mohanty, Russo, & Torres, 1991) and argues from their standpoint or perspective against Western hegemony. Postcolonial feminists like Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Sara Ahmed, Trinh Thi Minh-ha, and Chandra Talpade Mohanty drew attention to constructions by white, middle-class Western women, as the collective 'we' of feminist experience, which effectively discards women's experience that does not match this stereotype.…”