This paper deals with viewpoints in political philosophy from the perspective of feminist philosophy. It explores how and why the exclusion of women and their experience from the deliberation about the structure, hypotheses and theories of political philosophy occur which then means the exclusion of the feminist perspective from the entire philosophy. Such an exclusion creates a biased viewpoint in political philosophy. The formal fight to get equal rights for women is determined as the one which is carried out in several waves. Today we speak about three such waves and each wave brings new forms of equality for women which have been neglected throughout history. Oppression of women has always been present and it is the feminists who have fought against their subordination and the viewpoint that they are inferior beings. There have been several criticisms of political philosophy from the perspective of feminist philosophy. This paper includes three criticisms. The first one is the inequality of men and women in the labour market which is still present today and which confirms the constancy of gender discrimination. The second one criticizes private-public distinction which limits women to act only in the private domestic domain. The third criticism focuses on the ethic of care and the viewpoint that the emotionality and nature of men and women are different but that such a distinction should not be the reason why women are put in the private and men in the public domain.