Before going forward and talk about feminism... in research the very first thing we do is to provide definition and that's exactly what I'm proposing here. Because although I have nothing about some claims made by women categorized as feminist nit is very important I believe to make the difference between them.
Cultural Feminism
Cultural feminism is a variety of feminism which emphasizes essential* differences between men and women, based on biological differences in reproductive capacity. Cultural feminism attributes to those differences distinctive and superior virtues in women. What women share, in this perspective, provides a basis for "sisterhood," or unity, solidarity and shared identity.
Ecofeminism
Is a term invented in the 1970s, refers to a kind of feminism that is tied to ideas about ecology and the earth. Ecofeminist philosophy recognizes and analyzes the connections between behavior that oppresses women and behavior that harms the environment. There are different types of ecofeminsm which focus on areas such as economics, spirituality, colonization, class struggle or racism
Liberal Feminism
A definition, description and history of liberal feminism, one of the branches of feminism that is often distinguished from radical, socialist or cultural feminism. Liberal feminism's primary goal is gender equality in the public sphere
- equal access to education, equal pay, ending job sex segregation, better working conditions
- won primarily through legal changes. Private sphere issues are of concern mainly as they influence or impede equality in the public sphere.
Gaining access to and being paid and promoted equally in traditionally male-dominated occupations is an important goal. What do women want? Liberal feminism answers: mostly, what men want: to get an education, to make a decent living, to provide for one's family.
Radical Feminism
Radical feminism is a philosophy emphasizing the patriarchal roots of inequality between men and women, or, more specifically, social dominance of women by men. Radical feminism views patriarchy as dividing rights, privileges and power primarily by gender, and as a result oppressing women and privileging men.
Socialist Feminism
Socialist feminism was a branch of feminism that gained popularity in the women's movement during the 1960s and 1970s. Socialists had fought for decades to create a more equal society that did not exploit the poor and powerless in the ways capitalism did. Like Marxism, socialist feminism recognized the oppressive structure of capitalist society. Like radical feminism, socialist feminism recognized the fundamental oppression of women in patriarchal society. However, socialist feminists did not recognize gender and only gender as the exclusive basis of all oppression.
There now you guys can go ahead and discuss about feminism as now you know the difference between each camp
I have worked more with Socialist Feminist