Feminist Theory is a framework that examines the ways in which gender influences social structures, relationships, and individual experiences. It seeks to understand and challenge the inequalities faced by women and other marginalized genders, advocating for their rights and representation. By analyzing cultural, political, and economic systems, Feminist Theory aims to highlight the impact of patriarchy and promote gender equality. This theory encompasses various perspectives, including liberal feminism, which focuses on legal reforms, and radical feminism, which critiques the root causes of gender oppression. Feminist Theory also intersects with other movements, such as intersectionality, recognizing how race, class, and sexuality shape women's experiences.