Cara Ijeawele
Quindici consigli per crescere una bambina femminista
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Cara Ijeawele
Narrated by:
Marta De Lorenzis
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Narrated by:
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Marta De Lorenzis
About this listen
Cosa significa essere femminista oggi? Per prima cosa reclamare la propria importanza, di individuo e di donna insieme; reclamare il diritto all'uguaglianza senza se e senza ma. E cosa significa essere una madre femminista? Non smettere di essere una donna, una professionista, una persona, e condividere alla pari la responsabilità con il proprio compagno. Mostrare a una figlia le trappole tese da chi la vuole ingabbiare per mezzo della violenza, fisica o psicologica, in un ruolo predefinito, e spiegarle che quel ruolo non ha nessun valore reale e che potrà scegliere di essere ciò che vorrà. Un manifesto necessario in un presente in cui dobbiamo imparare a vivere la differenza per poterci ancora dire umani.
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