While first world feminists focused "on the liberal agenda of political rights", Third World feminists "linked their agenda for women's rights with economic and cultural rights" and unified together "under the banner of Third World solidarity". Maylei Blackwell identifies that this internationalist critique of capitalism and imperialism forged by women of color has yet to be fully historicized and is "usually dropped out of the false historical narrative".
First world feminists focused on "political rights", while Third World feminists linked their agenda for women's rights with "economic and cultural rights" and united under the banner of "Third World solidarity". Maylei Blackwell argues that this internationalist critique of capitalism and imperialism, forged by women of color, has not been fully documented in history and is often excluded from historical narratives.