Walking the talk forums

Hi, I'm not a newbie, but I have a question I probably should have asked a long time ago. I'm interested in feminist issues and I occassionally post on the feminist forum. Every once in a while someone brings up the terms of use if a poster has made a comment that is considered objectionable. I'm pretty sure this happens in the anti-racist forum too, and possibly the pro-worker/labour forum which have subheadings that read (replace words to fit each) "feminists talking about feminist issues from a feminist perspective." Is there any page on this site that clarifies what this means and defines terms? Rabble's policy statement is fairly general. I ask because there seems to be some differences of opinion and I don't know the history about why these particular forums were created (I assume this question has been asked before but I'm not sure what search terms I would use to find that thread, so I'm asking again hoping someone could answer again or provide a link). Particularly in the feminist forum I'd like to know if it was intended as a women's-only space and if 'a feminist perspective' refers to a particular type of feminist thought/theory or if allows some flexibility or 'feminist perspectives.' There was a thread recently in the anti-racist forum that one of the moderators started which suggested it had become unwelcoming to anti-racist people of colour which dealt with similar issues. I'm just hoping to find out a bit more about the policy surrounding these groups so I can modify (or cease) my posting accordingly. Thanks.