Regional Feminism refers to feminist movements that focus on the unique cultural, social, and political contexts of specific geographic areas. It emphasizes the importance of local experiences and challenges faced by women in different regions, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach. This perspective recognizes that issues such as gender inequality, economic disparity, and cultural norms can vary significantly across different communities. By highlighting the voices and needs of women from diverse backgrounds, Regional Feminism seeks to create inclusive solutions that resonate with local populations. It often collaborates with other movements, such as environmental justice and racial equality, to address intersecting issues that affect women in particular regions.