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CHRISTINE DE PIZÁN
It would be Christine de Pizán the basis of all feminism, to make a parallel would be the Plato in which future feminists would write their footnotes, author of this magnificent utopian idea and considered mother of feminism. -
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POULAIN DE LA BARRE
Hypothetically, it was a man, philosopher and priest who began to talk about the equality of the sexes, basing his work fundamentally on the denied access of women to education and who, with his famous phrase "The mind has no sex", gave way to the end of the first wave: the struggle of women for education. -
FRENCH REVOLUTIÓN
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen. Thus excluding women, here begins his first fight for the intervention of a declaration of women and citizenship. -
OLYMPE DE GOUGES
Olympe de Gouges dies, recognized as one of the writers and philosophers who contributed most to women's emancipation . -
CAMPAIGN OF FEAR
"Campaign of fear". In the emergence of the female struggle of the time, it was enough to guillotine a few to make others fear, so it is not surprising that a man was able to raise these ideas, this with reference to the man had that right and was allowed in a more supportive way to write such texts without having a consequence at the end. -
SECOND WAVE
In this wave we would speak of a fundamental participatory feeling: THE VOTE. -
SLAVERY
The quest for the right to vote arose with the abolition of slavery after the Independence of the United States, where women compared the situation of the slaves with their own situation. They had similar conditions and therefore needed to be independent. -
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LA LUCHA
This constant struggle allowed them access to education and female illiteracy in the United States was lower than in Europe. After the invalidation of women's participation in a convention in the United States about women's rights, the first feminist milestone was created, where a pact was signed to grant rights to women, excluding the right to vote. -
AWSA
The radical struggle of a women's group called the AWSA (American Woman Suffrage Association) begins. -
THE VOTE
The struggle of the English women was more passionate, they tried for years by legal means, when they saw that they did not work, they decided for other means, many ended up in jail but still their struggle continued from there with hunger strikes and "vandalism" against public buildings, after a long struggle they got their right to vote. -
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RAMIFICATION
Feminist movements arise closely related to the ideological and political trends in force, combining these trends with feminism, among which the most outstanding are: the workers, the radicals, and the most exceptional, undoubtedly, the anarchists with Emma Goldman. -
AMERICA VOTES
The radical struggle of the AWSA (American Woman Suffrage Association) movement achieved full women's suffrage in the United States in 1920. -
RADICAL FEMINISM
The radical feminist movement that today has a substantial impact, the fundamental objectives of this movement were security, abortion and equal opportunities. This by means of civil disobedience; also identifying the male as the true oppressor, continuing to reevaluate their bodies, dispense with stereotypes, love and know their bodies. -
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NOW( National Organization of Women)
The unhappiness of women led to a substantial change at the time, another large group of feminists called NOW (National Organization of Women) gave way to several of the aspects we see today, i.e., seeing men as allies of the feminist movement but not as the spokesperson of the movement. -
EVOLUTION
There is also a constant revolution and evolution of feminism and its emergence and ramification of feminism in various currents, in which we find the most prominent anarcho-feminism, as it promises women their liberation and vindication as women. This from the abolition of the patriarchal state and any type of state that violates their rights. -
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PLEASURE
This last movement was not the most exceptional, but it has been the most participatory and binding with respect to the others, since it allows women to understand themselves through self-knowledge, dialoguing with themselves, or with something as simple as female masturbation as a method of self-knowledge and self-pleasure. -
THIRD WAVE
This wave begins with a problem that was supposed to have already been dealt with .... slavery, only this time it was a more "friendly" slavery with women since they were granted the automatic role of housewife, it was as if the happiness of women resided in cleaning and feeding them. -
ABORTION
This movement (NOW) focused substantially on the phrase "Action, not talk", they essentially sought equal social and political rights, and also included the struggle that is still going on in countless countries and continents, abortion. -
SUBJECTIVITY
A somewhat subjective feminism emerged, which refers to the fact that it was internalized to a social, political and economic reality of a certain place.
