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Mary Wollstonecraft was one of the first considered feminists in history. She was a philosopher and writer during the 18th century. She was born in London but lived between this city and France.
Her most important work was Vindication of the Rights of Women where she talks about her very accomplished vision for women at that time. The main debate that opens in this book is women in education, since she thought that women should receive the same education as men since they are an essential part of the nation because they are the ones in charge of raising children. and educate children. He also defended that women were not just a decoration for men during marriage but on par with them.
Mary finally died after giving birth to her second daughter due to complications during childbirth.

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It was a day like any other in the life of Marlene Dietrich. She was a famous actress who was passionate about fashion. What Dietrich didn't know is that this passion would lead her to become an icon in the history of feminism.

Marlene was on her way to work when a police officer stopped her for wearing a pantsuit. At that time, 1930, woman wearing pants both on screen and on the street was a taboo and extremely scandalous act.

For this event and a few more, Marlene was on the verge of being arrested, but she defended her position by saying that she dressed because she like her image, she didn't dress for fashion, the public, or men.

Finally, Dietrich overcame the difficulties and gave security to the rest of the women, who, after her, were able to dress freely.

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(Paula Monfort)Defender of gender equality

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(Paula Monfort)Defender of gender equality

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There was a woman, Clara Campoamor, who became the first women lawyer in Spain. She got really famous for fighting for gender equality, especially pushing for women's right to vote during the Second Spanish Republic in the 1930. Despite facing a lot of opposition from politicians and even some women's groups, she kept on saying that women should have the right to vote, arguing that political equality was super important for social progress. Her hard work paid off when women's voting rights were included in the Spanish Constitution of 1931. But Clara didn't stop there. She kept fighting for women's rights her whole life. Thanks to her, future generations of women could join in on the democratic process and stand up against gender discrimination. Clara Campoamor has became a symbol of resilience and determination in the fight for gender equality.

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Some years ago, when Emma was twenty nine years old, she used to experience so many different discriminations just because of the fact that she is a woman.

She woke up that morning feeling very sick. She had the worst head ache and she told her husband that she couldn’t prepare the breakfast that morning, and also, she couldn’t clean his clothes that day.

He got mad and yelled at her that as a woman she had to do the housework every day.

After that, she went shopping and at the street, two old men started to follow her.

Emma was tired of all those things that she had to deal with every day, so she decided to report all of them.

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At the year 1883 a little girl was born in France, her name was Gabrielle Chanel or, te most popular name, Coco Chanel.

This incredible woman loved the style and the fashion since she was a child and she maked it her job and change her life becoming she at an enormus designer of those years. At those time the women were obligated to wear clothes so uncomfortable and Coco decided to change this. She maked an enormus collection of clothes more comfortable and casual for all the woman.

This collection maded an incredible change at the style and fashion of the society.

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One day, one girl told me a story, in fact, was her love story, if it can be called that way.

She started a very cute relationship with a boy that treated her like a princess, giving her what she always wanted:love and affection.

All was going well and this girl was very happy because of his boyfriend, but one day all changed.

He was turning into a toxic boyfriend, because he started controlling all of his girlfriend, including friendships and her relation with the family.

One day, he was angry because she didn't text him for two hours, and for that reason, he abused of her, making her bleed for the violence she received.

Then, she realized how stupid she was, loving a man and thinking that he loved her too, when it was something more dark:obsession.

With the time, it got worse, he destroyed her mental health by abusing her constantly and manipulating her thinking that all was her fault. He convinced her that all the things he had made, were made for love.

Finally, his brother found her sister's scars and he reported all to the police, who trapped his boyfriend and gived him a lesson. Moreover, the girl felt finally free, and, for one moment, she felt that could breath and smile again.

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It was my first day at that office. I was going to my new desk when a I saw a man coming to me. He stopped in front of me and give me a perverse smile as he said “Welcome”, and obviously, with a pervert tone.

I spent all day working until a voice in the speakers was heard saying that an important reunion was about to happen and it was required the assistance of everyone.

When I arrived at the place, I sit in the first place I saw, and while the people was reaching, I noticed that in total were only two woman in the room. Maria and me.

Once we were all sit, the boss got up and explained us that he needed one volunteer to create the biggest advertisement that the company would ever get the opportunity to make .

Since there was a lot of pressure, no one raised their hand. So the boss suggested:

“What about you?” Said to Maria.

Before she could say anything a voice said:

“She’s a woman, she could never do a job like that” Said making people laugh.

That comment made me so mad that without even thinking I stand up and said:

“I volunteer”.

And… well. This is how I became the employer of the month and how I make the company rich.

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MARIA LÓPEZ: A FIGHTER OF GENDER EQUALITY (MARILO GRANEL)

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MARIA LÓPEZ: A FIGHTER OF GENDER EQUALITY (MARILO GRANEL)

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Do you know Who is María López? I bet you don't, let me introduce you this symbol of Hope for gender equality, María López:

She was born in a por family in New Jersey, and as I said she was a symbol for woman's Battle for getting the gender equality.

Her journey began in the suffrage moment. Where she fought for woman's right to vote, organizing protests and delivering impassioned speeches. Beyond suffrage, María advocated for immigrant and worker's rights, earning her the title: " the voice of the voiceless".

María López courage and reisilience inspirate us to continue the fight of equality, reminding us that from adversity everybody can fight.

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In 2009, in Pakistan, the education was in a poorly situation for the girls and Malala Yousafzai know it.

She started a anonim blog where she express her fear of a militar attack in her school. When the talibans discover her identity they ordened murder her but this doesn't make her stop to defend the rights of the girls in education of her country. In 2012 when she was going out of the school with some friends, she was victim of a talibans attack where they shot her in her face eight times.

She survived this attack and for safety she goes to live in London, where one year later in 2013 she and her father fundated a fundation called "Fondo Malala" with the object to make the education of the girls of her country better. In 2014 she was galardonated with the nobel peace prize making she the younghest person in winning one.

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It was 7th May of 1748 when I was born in a Little city called Montauban, Frace. My real name was Marie Gouze but due to some events I’ve been called by my pseudonim, Olympe de Geoges because she was having problems with her real name after her marriage.

I always was keen on defending human rights and it was after having a baby and become widow  with 17 years old, that I started to be interested more concretely in womans’ rights. In contrast, during my life I wrote loads of arevolutionary essays and proyects pretending to defend gender equality.

In  1791, I wrote the “Declaration of the Rights of Woman and of the Female Citizen”, reacting in an ironic way to the same declaration made by man three years before, begining with the phrase “Man, are you capable of being fair? A woman asks you this question.”

Unfortunately, i was arrested several times and the last one was the 3th November 1793, when I was sentenced to the guillotine.