According to Spivak, the concept of subaltern is concentrated on all exploited people, particularly Hindu women, and there are two options of a widowed Indian woman, who lost her husband, one is the self killing tradition (Sati tradition) and being inferior in the process of emancipation of the contemporary world. Spivak is interested in feminist side of post-colonialism, because subaltern women are much more inferior than the others. This is the only thing in Spivak’s perspective that combines feminism and post-colonial basis. An important detail for the women of India at the center of Spivak’s work is the separation of the first world women and the third world women on fate, grievances and rights, and the first world women is close to the metropolitan, that is, the third world women is the lowermost in class system. According to Spivak, the feminist ideology as a main stream is universal and masculine, this is wrong to understand real feminist ideology.