In choosing Feminist research paper topics, the best thing to do is to be guided on what issues are important to you and at the same time what issues are relevant in today’s society. Feminism is a large and complex subject and as such there is still so much that can be written about it which can provide solutions and can also make people think. There is potential in focusing on the portrayal of women in media also known as the objectification of women in media. This could involve researching on the portrayal of women in films, television or in ads and the effects of these portrayals on the un/subconscious perception of gender roles. Another interesting topic is the effect of the feminine movements across law and bureaucracy. It could explore how advocacy by women and for women has impacted the reform of laws to do with reproductive health, wages, or abuse. Another essential notion in the study of feminism is intersectionality; this notion is also promising for research purposes. Perhaps how racism and sexism and classism and ableism and heterosexism and ageism and nationalism and xenophobia work together in ways that are beyond additive. Perhaps considering examples of cultural contributions of women, as well as the perception and application of feminism on societies all over the world would prove insightful. Last but not the least, there is an emerging area of discussion about the impact of technology on feminism. You might conceptualize a study on how social media is used in advocacy of or as platforms of feminist activism or how cyberspace can be a reformist platform as well as a site of struggle for feminisms. Your choice of topic is one that interests you and this way, your research paper will have gone some way enriching the existing body of knowledge based on a topic of your interest.