Latin American Feminism Gains, Losses and Hard Times

Maruja Barrig

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Feminism, Gender, and Social Issues Historical Gender and Feminism Studies Gender, Violence, Rights in Latin America

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To underscore that “sensitivity to gender” was not acceptable if it came from an authoritarian regime, women coined the slogan: “What is not good for democracy is not good for women.”

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