ABSTRACT
The ‘activism of intersectionality’ analyses the tensions and difficulties that arise when different women meet to generate joint political activities. Based on the experience of articulation of the Platform of the World March of Women of the Basque Country (www.emakumeenmundumartxa.eus/) where autochthnous and migrant women gather, intersectionality is put to work in activism in order to explore the tensions that arise and recover its radical and transformative character originating in Black feminisms. The ‘activism of intersectionality’ is a tool with a political potential to be reclaimed and yet to be discovered.
