 A decolonial materialist feminism is possible 
Jules Falquet proposes to read together the french sociologist Colette Guillaumin and the argentine philosopher María Lugones, in order to go further in the elaboration of a decolonial materialist feminist analysis. After summing up the central ideas of their respective theorization of race and sex, Jules Falquet highlights the common historic dimension of their analysis, which is based on the understanding of the european colonization process of Latin America and the Carribbean, including the transatlantic trafficking and slavery. Then, Falquet proposes the image of the “communicating vessels”, and the “straight bind” concept, as tools that allow an interlocking analysis of sex, race and class and to revisit the history of the installation and developpement of the capitalist mode of production, based on the colonial history of the two continents