The AA. argue that feminist political ecology must theorize a more complex and messier notion of gender that accounts for race , racialization and racism more explicitly. Building on the work of feminist geography and critical race scholarship
, the AA. argue for a postcolonial intersectional analysis in f.p.e., putting this theory to work in an analysis of race, gender and whiteness in Honduras. They demonstrate how theorizing race and gender as mutually constituted richly complicates