Dalit feminism is a movement that addresses the unique struggles faced by Dalit women in India, who belong to the historically marginalized caste. It highlights the intersection of caste and gender, emphasizing how Dalit women experience discrimination not only due to their caste but also because of their gender. This perspective seeks to amplify their voices and advocate for their rights within both feminist and anti-caste movements. The movement critiques mainstream feminism for often overlooking the specific issues faced by Dalit women, such as violence, poverty, and social exclusion. By focusing on these intersecting oppressions, Dalit feminism aims to create a more inclusive and equitable society that recognizes the diverse experiences of all women, particularly those from marginalized communities.