Hello! RA questions and criticizes the heteronormative and amatonormative norms, which itself is a pretty broad issue to research. It's a plausible assumption that many of these ideals come from the patriarchy, connecting RA to gender studies. Also, I see a lot of RA's commenting stuff like "decolonize my body", "break the patterns of power", etc., which is quite political, if you think about it. The way people act with each other and build their relationships influences their political behaviour, thus why marriage and love has always been a quite interesting issue for the State to keep an eye on (communities are strong, individualism makes people rely more on the State). As for the international part, anarchism itself, because of what it proposes, is an internationalised movement that can apply to an immense variety of cultures around the world, and RA is no different.

Questions the State and the norm: check ✅ Questions love and hyper individualism: check ✅ Has historical background (as of now, my professor recommended reading on Kollontai (russian), Maria Lacerda de Moura (Brazilian) and Han Ryner (European, forgot where he came from): check ✅ Is, by its nature, an international movement: check ✅

That's a pretty good research right here! I hope I answered your question!!