"STOP the contacts announcements in the daily"
https://www.change.org/es/peticiones/stop-a-los-anuncios-de-contactos-en-los-peri%C3%B3dicos-en-espa%C3%B1a
I chose this complaint since I thought about it since I have the use of reason.
Why inciting prostitution in the newspapers?
I when I was little picked the newspaper to look at the photographs, and I was always finding the sexual content in listings of contacts.
Is this good for the young people? Is this good for the woman rights?
The company preaches that more equality between man and woman, there is but even so, the contacts announcements are still preserved in the newspapers,
in an indirect way to promote this type of business which consists of selling your body.
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dimarts, 12 de març del 2013
YOUR-SAY(2):We are Olympe de Gouges daughters
Olympe de Gouges, woman rights and french revolution:
Olympe de Gouges was a writer, pamphleteer and a politic of France during
the time of the French Revolution.
This daring woman intended to draw attention to issues taboo in her time, being very criticized by society.
One of her works portrayed the condition of black slaves; Olympe was imprisoned in the Bastille because in the Court of Versailles, the noble families used slaves to enrich themselves.
Fortunately Olympe was released because of the help of her friends.
Even so, Olympe continued their tireless struggle against the injustices of
the time and with the French revolution in 1791 wrote "The Declaration of the
Rights of women and the Citizen".
Her works were feminists and revolutionaries, defending equality between
the man and woman both in life publishes private.
She also made approaches about the removal of the marriage and the establishment
of the divorce. She wanted to create national workshops for the unemployed and households for the beggars.
She defended the Girondists, supporters of a federal State, and this led her to death.
She was in court on 2 November 1793, and finally climbed the gallows with value and
dignity on November 3.
She was a woman who never be surrendered despite adversities.
One of the mothers of feminism, and one of the mothers of ourselves.
One of the many women that fought for equality and for the respect for women.
She said in one of her writings:
"Women have the right to mount the scaffold; they should likewise have the right to mount the rostrum."
Olympe de Gouges was a writer, pamphleteer and a politic of France during
the time of the French Revolution.
This daring woman intended to draw attention to issues taboo in her time, being very criticized by society.
One of her works portrayed the condition of black slaves; Olympe was imprisoned in the Bastille because in the Court of Versailles, the noble families used slaves to enrich themselves.
Fortunately Olympe was released because of the help of her friends.
Even so, Olympe continued their tireless struggle against the injustices of
the time and with the French revolution in 1791 wrote "The Declaration of the
Rights of women and the Citizen".
Her works were feminists and revolutionaries, defending equality between
the man and woman both in life publishes private.
She also made approaches about the removal of the marriage and the establishment
of the divorce. She wanted to create national workshops for the unemployed and households for the beggars.
She defended the Girondists, supporters of a federal State, and this led her to death.
She was in court on 2 November 1793, and finally climbed the gallows with value and
dignity on November 3.
She was a woman who never be surrendered despite adversities.
One of the mothers of feminism, and one of the mothers of ourselves.
One of the many women that fought for equality and for the respect for women.
She said in one of her writings:
"Women have the right to mount the scaffold; they should likewise have the right to mount the rostrum."
Painting pain (Frida Kahlo)
Frida Kahlo, the human essence painting pain:
One of the women who inspire me. One of the women that I most admire.
People laught when I say that I really admire her, because they only look at appearances, and believe that admire is equivalent to appreciate its beauty.
And in some way, they are right: I admire also her beauty because is the reflex of her personality.
Frida Kahlo is a liberal woman both thoughts and sexuality, intelligent and perceptive, symbolic all of her, and painfully strong.
I say painfully because she transmits her strengh transforming in a very singular way the pain she feels inside.
There is sadness and pain in their strength, but it's strength at the end. And a very powerful strengh by this fact.
She was a woman advanced in her time, a liberal but at the same time a chained.
One chained that felt free and feeling free is the truth freedom instead.
Her art is full of symbolism that reflect his coatidian life, her thoughts and her ideology.
She was a woman advanced in her time, a liberal but at the same time a chained.
One chained that felt free and feeling free is the truth freedom instead.
Her art is full of symbolism that reflect his coatidian life, her thoughts and her ideology.
Criticized but admired at the same time, Frida Kahlo is an example for me,
both artistically and as her attitude towards life.
dimecres, 23 de gener del 2013
NEWS(1): Shocking gang rape in India
"What is needed to enforce laws is the sensitivity on the part of those who implement it"
The quote of the report of BBC called Sanjoy Majumder say it all...
our patriarchal society destroys the lives of many women. Women are regarded as a sexual object incapable of reason; a submissive and irrational animal that man can control and, if he wants to, rough, raped or even killed when he bring his appetite.
Sensitivity is the concept that we should all apply ourselves. Reason is the concept that it should prevail over religion, tradition and savagery.
The case of lÍndia deeply unworthy because they show the reality that social lives in the world.
In places like India and the Muslim countries, the woman is considered an animal and they don't have any problem to show their misoginy ideology to the rest of the world.
Even so, the Western countries, in Europe, we should not believe more that we're more advanced and civilized than them.
Because we might not show to the rest of the world our misoginy vision, but we have it inside.
Millons of battered women are living in these instants her routine lives, hoping that they could life better in a future.
Because there are enough women invisible, as there are enough sumises women that by fear and shame stay-at-home, holding the abuse from her husband, father or brothers.
We have to become free and strong women, we have to raise future tolerant and intelligent men who don't let them lead by an illogical patriarchy that joined our society since many centuries.
It's already enough, don't you think?
The quote of the report of BBC called Sanjoy Majumder say it all...
our patriarchal society destroys the lives of many women. Women are regarded as a sexual object incapable of reason; a submissive and irrational animal that man can control and, if he wants to, rough, raped or even killed when he bring his appetite.
Sensitivity is the concept that we should all apply ourselves. Reason is the concept that it should prevail over religion, tradition and savagery.
The case of lÍndia deeply unworthy because they show the reality that social lives in the world.
In places like India and the Muslim countries, the woman is considered an animal and they don't have any problem to show their misoginy ideology to the rest of the world.
Even so, the Western countries, in Europe, we should not believe more that we're more advanced and civilized than them.
Because we might not show to the rest of the world our misoginy vision, but we have it inside.
Millons of battered women are living in these instants her routine lives, hoping that they could life better in a future.
Because there are enough women invisible, as there are enough sumises women that by fear and shame stay-at-home, holding the abuse from her husband, father or brothers.
We have to become free and strong women, we have to raise future tolerant and intelligent men who don't let them lead by an illogical patriarchy that joined our society since many centuries.
It's already enough, don't you think?
dimarts, 30 d’octubre del 2012
YOUR-SAY(1): Strange girl... or unhappy people?
Strange girl... or unhappy people?
One day, I was watching videos on youtube, looking old songs of 80's (which I personally adore) and, searching, I found this video.
The title impress me a lot: A girl dancing alone.
Normally people dance alone or in group but always in an atmosphere which is "appropiate" or "socially accepted" (like a pub, disco, or even in the friends' houses, parties,...).
I started watching the video: And I saw a woman dancing alone on a street in Las Vegas.
Some of the people of her around looked at her with a bad face, others laughted at her thinking: "one more mad person doing mad things".
I smiled.
Because from that moment I admired that woman.
I felt an strangly happy and carefree aura wrapping her.
And I felt envy.
Because after all, we come to the world to be live our lifes and to be happy.
Not an absolute and permanent happiness as some say ( happiness like a goal). Because for me, happiness are in some moments. Usually, few moments only.... but moments.
And we must appreciate and make the most of these moments.
And this woman did it.
She was like: "Oh, this one of the songs that I like. Well, so let's dance it".
And this is gesture, as a metaphor, we would have to do.
"We would dance a little more"
One day, I was watching videos on youtube, looking old songs of 80's (which I personally adore) and, searching, I found this video.
The title impress me a lot: A girl dancing alone.
Normally people dance alone or in group but always in an atmosphere which is "appropiate" or "socially accepted" (like a pub, disco, or even in the friends' houses, parties,...).
I started watching the video: And I saw a woman dancing alone on a street in Las Vegas.
Some of the people of her around looked at her with a bad face, others laughted at her thinking: "one more mad person doing mad things".
I smiled.
Because from that moment I admired that woman.
I felt an strangly happy and carefree aura wrapping her.
And I felt envy.
Because after all, we come to the world to be live our lifes and to be happy.
Not an absolute and permanent happiness as some say ( happiness like a goal). Because for me, happiness are in some moments. Usually, few moments only.... but moments.
And we must appreciate and make the most of these moments.
And this woman did it.
She was like: "Oh, this one of the songs that I like. Well, so let's dance it".
And this is gesture, as a metaphor, we would have to do.
"We would dance a little more"
dimarts, 18 de setembre del 2012
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