presented I am a lawyer and activist
I work with human rights
especially of women and
people that we are that we belong to the
generic diversity
the gti and if it’s my turn to be here talking
about feminism how we started this
trip that makes us feminists
I have to say that I am a feminist
Since I was little since I was
Chiquita is super because my dad was
a discreet macho who could never
control is a hurricane that was my mother
it will be because my mom was a super woman
intelligent strong of a lot of character
a quick and bold and fearsome tongue
a woman who spent her time reading
it allowed me that passion for books and
for the knowledge to my dad and my dad
was a was a poorly practicing believer
and mom had been a nun school
then it was and I’m sorry but it was a
rabid anticlerical and hated the
religion then in my house family in
my house were never handled these
concepts neither of sin nor sacrifice
for the sacrifice or for the guilt in my
house did not question sexual morality
of anyone and if you consider that there was
terrible things for example judge
someone without knowing their circumstances
of life or also the fact of having and not
share
so I grew up with books with art
with music and the table after lunch
make these great long tabletops
where we argue and talk about everything
all the time when I had 14 years
I was at school, I was part of him
the group of the debate class that you
played to defend the right of women
to see what to do with her pregnancy
interrupting him he continued
and this was the first time that I
I remember that I approached the topic of
abortion there was no Internet of that era
but in my house there is a quantity of
books he captures we have encyclopedias
books magazines everything and I do that
I started to investigate and I started
study a lot
in the French case a few years ago
They had decriminalized abortion France
then I got to study about this
minister simon veil and about her speech
in the national assembly and good that
night before it touches me and gives me
debate
I spoke with my mom first time she has
talked about the subject with my mom and mom
he said look cilia nobody neither the state nor the
society nor can any god tell
a woman to do in these
circumstances and a personal vision
private and no one has the right to
play it and for when I was wearing it told me
that is absolutely convinced is the
next day
obviously I light up and in the debate was the
best of all the information but that
force all that passion that I put to
shake
it was so much that we not only won the
group won the debate but my
teacher and now my favorite
teacher after class tells me
hey if he sold it
how incredible that in this issue almost
It seems that you agree with
that posture
he came to football and I agree
totally with that position and there she
put a face like to see see
we do not start to talk but with everything
the wealth of information that arsenal
information that I had to
understand that you start to discuss with
my teacher and that conversation ended
very bad and there came a time when already very
disgusted pissed off you hear it but it’s
The terrible thing is that women us
we realize through motherhood
abortion is the worst crime you
You have disappointed me terribly
then that day I return to my home I
tell my mom and mom and I’m
proud of you because you defended
that in what you believe and do not let
never from anyone and if you agree
with something you are convinced of wii
have to defend the principles never
is given by pressure never be from fear and
that day for me I feel like that
It was a
a moment that the feminist built
that is me now and I decided in that
moment that was fundamental always
debate from the best knowledge
informed many years whose reading have
gone from that day that I remember
as if it were yesterday
I am no longer the feminist girl contest
joseba and now the feminist woman
contestona I had to be a feminist in the
society in which we live is super
complicated and difficult is hard because
because you never need to tell you but it was
so minimal is the same as machismo
for the reverse as I say to tell me that
yes you see and today it made it easy to ignore what
first that you get with any of
the two concepts words the machine
way of thinking that holds
that man by nature I am
retired woman feminism movement
social that asks for the woman the
recognition of capabilities and
rights that have traditionally
been reserved only for men
what is the confusion and we have that
super assumed ignorance returns not even
machismo or feminism because all the
extremes are bad not because it is that I
I know women people who fight for
equality defends equality of
these principles that we all have
have the same rights but
when they say airs enabling what
pass
I am not a feminist because it is a
radical stance and I do not want me
consider radical of a posture
radical and never miss the idiot that you
says feminazi and tells you sabina if
only to offend sebin does and I
these people especially social networks
what I put this vignette that I
love
there is the day that women stop
men take them to camps
concentration
convert them into soaps and candles to be the
day we can talk about feminazis
meanwhile that word only a bad
excuse to not accept that we live in
an unjust and unequal society and I myself
will be a shirt
a shirt that had the concepts
of feminism machismo in the back
this vignette completes the shirt and eta
to argue with these ignorant people
because he wants to be because reality
gesa live to an unjust society and
uneven a world traditionally
conceived as a sexist sexist
patriarchal
to women has snatched us all
rights
for thousands of years informs universal
men have been linked to the
women across the domain through
the possession and truth that many things
they have changed but not so many
and today and here there is no single culture
in the world that could solve
the problem of global violence
against women today over
70 percent of the world’s poor
they are women more than two thirds
parts of the illiterate of the world are
women
80 percent to 70 percent of the
refugees are refugees getting the
First rights cost us blood
to women and that is a reality
things like accessing education to
work to have some remuneration for
work away from home to get
I do not know then certain rights within the
Married to vote and be voted
they are all feminist conquests and
think you do more or less 100
years in most countries
in fact women did not have them and
this does not accept any kind of alarm
social was normal the default do not vote
because they do not vote and do not study because
they have never studied here , nothing happens
then we like to talk feminism
of the wave of feminism
so we do the chronological classification
of what what feminism and what is
Has got
we all have the first wave of
feminism that begins at the end of
18th century
There is a Spanish philosopher who
love what it calls half cow varcárcel
who says that feminism is something like that
as the unwanted child of the
illustration
because I love this fantastic
sense of humor because of course with the
illustration come these airs of
freedom democracy rights solidarity
how nice, though, when jefferson
redacta of the declaration of
independence of the united states and
when these 1776 and fonda in france in
1789 proclaims the rights of man
of these rights were expressly
excluded women we do not think that
spoke of man so this use
sexist of man by man and woman not
when he said name they meant
men were the men here born
then the first wave of feminism
because women say to see me
I also want I want some of that
solidarity of this equality of this
freedom and what men say
what was the feminist claim in
that moment as the women who give
access to education
they wanted certain rights within the
marriage work and receive a salary
why vote
we did very badly during the first wave
of feminism we do not get anything else
over there that did not prevent the yiyo have
some did very hard but the
second wave of feminism located at
starting in 1848 when women
organize and make this a turmoil
very tough international world
I wanted women with the second wave
of feminism the same access to
education
certain rights in marriage with
regarding children to work outside of
house and have a salary and vote but the
strategy changed radically very well
the women gave first we want
get the vote because if we get
the vote that we followed the rest and they had
the whole reason and they started fighting
they did 10 thousand things and finally
they started almost you can say year this
struggle to get certain countries
have the right to vote and the first
World War the Second World War
and then the woman started when
the men went to war
perform all these tasks that I told you
society including the science that the
women for our physical constitution
and biological we can not do
and they did and did as
men and they gave them better than
men and in this second wave of
feminism was fantastic because it was
when more things we get faster
and a woman philosopher and writer
French called Simon de Beauvoir that
he wrote the second sex and he no longer had
idea of what he was doing when
he wrote the second sex simply
He said good is being a woman is like me
I feel like a woman that means
second sex was the most read book of
one by one generation of feminist of
the fifties women
universities that drive the third
wave of feminism and the third wave comes
of feminism and this is complex and
interesting study because they say good
What do women want?
they can already vote can already be
already voted can be educated paid less
they have some rights work and the
sword not the same as men nor
even today but it is already so that what
they want then they already have everything that
what women ask in the third
wave of feminism
well they say something great and terrible
they say
despite the conquests that are huge and
that are indeed conquests
it happens that the domination of man and of
the still fat woman enjoys very
good health and this is true and this is
wrong and they also gave women know
that the personal is political and we have
problems of violence especially in
the most private and most intimate places and
feminism dared to question the
male power his own house
I’m talking about gender violence
and I’m talking about violence that in
this moment is what makes us
women
think we need to get
eradicate it
but we already know more or less than the
feminism and that is not feminism there
I love this phrase feminism idea
radical that holds that women
we are people
that’s the radical thing about feminism
feminism holds that we are people and
feminism defends that women
we must have the same real rights
and effective than men and today
I have a process and already the day despite
that I also have more doubts than certainties
I have certain clear things
I am clear for example that we are not going to
get
in this third wave an equality
complete unless in this fight we
let’s all involve men and women
we need committed men
and actively fighting for a society
better for real equality by the
feminism that will not serve all
but I have good news also in
this third wave we are on the crest of
the wave we are suffering the wave and
we have a fantastic tool that
the internet and the internet is that
example the talk we have in this
moment they go they multiply they
disseminate and the information does not arrive and
seized without power and with this we are going to
change the world
welcome and welcome to know
minimal thanks
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