Abstract
ABSTRACT In this article, I examine the phenomenon of the massification of feminisms that has taken place in Argentina since 2015 under the slogan “Ni Una Menos.” I propose the concept of a radical and plural feminism as one that is not only centered on the identity “women” but on precarity as the site of alliances for thinking of the possibilities for an anti-neoliberal feminism. To do this, I focus particularly on the massive demonstrations in the public space, understood as plural performativity, and on the documents agreed by the plurality of movements and organizations that participate in the assemblies, understood as a process of articulation.
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