Since the 1990s, feminist and queer-feminist oriented science in Germany has been heavily engaged with its own theoretical foundations. There have been diverse insights arising from both complex theoretical debates and meticulous empirical work. How can the existing findings of feminist and queer-feminist science help us understand neoliberal developments that are associated with inequalities, lack of recognition, or limited social participation of certain groups of people? This leads to the question of what queer-feminist action perspectives can be developed from this understanding.