 Decolonial feminisms emerge primarily from the U.S. Latina and Latinx contexts and have a different genealogy, insofar as they are in dialogue with Latin American Philosophy, Continental Philosophy, Anglo-American Thought, and especially U.S. Women of Color feminisms. Focusing on North-South dialogues, Latin American and Latina Feminist philosophers such as Ofelia Schutte engage with the work of figures such as Nietzsche, Kristeva, and Irigaray while developing Latin American philosophy as a field in U.S. academic philosophy (Schutte 1984; 1993; for more, see the entry on  Latin American feminism).  Linda Martín Alcoff, for example, brings Latin American Philosophy (particularly the work of Enrique Dussel) in dialogue with existentialism and poststructuralism in order to develop the framework for Latinx feminisms (Alcoff 2006, 2015).