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First woman who dared to answer the misogynist arguments.
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Emerging from the gender hierarchy, important activists are Lucretia Mott, Lucy Stone, Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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Mmary Wollstonecraft wrote "Vindications of Women's Rights" where she advocated the individuality of women. She established modern feminism
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Olimpia de Gouges writes the declaration of the rights of the woman and the citizen as an answer to the declaration of the rights of the man and the citizen because the citizenship of the women is not recognized
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The first convention on women's rights in the United States is held on the basis of the Declaration of American Independence
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appears in the U.S. declaration of Seneca Falls calling for the independence of women
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March 8, where 146 women workers in the New York City textile factory were killed by a bomb fire that was thrown at them for not wanting to leave the confinement where they were protesting low wages and working conditions
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After years of struggle, women can finally participate in political life
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Feminist icon of the United States
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After what happened in the Second World War, the United Nations was formed, where in its charter it says "We the peoples...reaffirm faith...in the equal rights of women and men".
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Mexican women vote for the first time in federal elections
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Book written by the French philosopher Simone de Bouvoir where the feminist maxim of the time is explained "Woman is not born, she is made".
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equality before the law
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betty friedan founds national Organization for women to promote women's access to public office
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Kate Milliet wrote the book "The sexual politics", it was the first thesis on gender that was made in the world, it tried to combat prejudices
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El primer año internacional de la mujer, el primer decenio de las naciones unidas para la mujer y la primer conferencia mundial sobre la mujer en méxico potencian el discurso mundial sobre los derechos de la mujer
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Queer theory rejects the classification of individuals into universal and fixed categories such as male, female, heterosexual, homosexual etc. because it considers that they are subject to a culture where heterosexuality is mandatory.
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In January more than 500,000 people marched in Washington to defend women's rights and equal rights for LGBT people. This march was called because of the sexist remarks made by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Today feminism continues, it has achieved several things and in spite of that it looks for more, the movement is still active and there are always representatives who fight for a free society.
There are several people who support this movement, from actors, writers, philosophers, singers, etc.
