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This link takes us to a Facebook post, that shows a meeting of ambassadors and consuls of countries such as Canada, France, Switzerland and Norway, that met with the Mexican consul to talk about the importance of gender equality and its key roles in creating solutions to the challenges faced around the world. This post highlights the importance of gender equality in a daily reality and that women are not a cause of vulnerability, this goes along with Charles Taylor and the politics of recognition as it talks about how we should avoid politics of difference and we should try to be as equitable as posible and not discriminate against certain groups that are not dominant.

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Through this report Princeton University shows its interest towards moving forward with inclusive and equitable practices. For a few years now the school has been committed with the promotion of diversity, equity and inclusion in all of their programs. Along with it, the Ivy is focused on ensuring that all participants of the school turn into people of change who prioritize the importance of an intercultural society that works towards enriching the world we live in with conscious and respectful practices and actions. This is close to Taylor's policy of recognition with the vindication of minority groups for their cultural identity, reinforcing the policy of equal dignity that emphasizes the recognition of humanity and common citizenship.

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* Arias, P. [@LaFatshionista] (2020). Los estereotipos de belleza [Tweet]. Twitter. https://twitter.com/Gentopia_/status/1336770092227551235?s=20&t=EN_jt_MXUSCa1EIs3zl-Uw

* Carlos, S. (2023, 26 enero). Cómo ayudar💛 #tca #tcarecuperacion [Vídeo]. TikTok. Recuperado 29 de enero de 2023, de https://www.tiktok.com/@solcarlosofficial/video/7194189604549856554?_t=8ZRWHfG6pU5&_r=1

* Fernández, J. (2023, 26 enero). El mito del amor romántico😢🥺#feminismo #parati #amor #parejas #femin. . . [Vídeo]. TikTok. Recuperado 29 de enero de 2023, de https://www.tiktok.com/@jessicafdzg/video/7192626883597585670?_t=8ZRWNlBZUnu&_r=1

* Fraser, N. (2008) La justicia social en la era de la política de identidad: redistribución, reconocimiento y participación. Filosóficas. UNAM. https://www.filosoficas.unam.mx/docs/940/files/Nancy%20Fraser_%20De%20la%20distribucio%CC%81n%20al%20reconocimiento.pdf

* Honneth, A. (1995). La lucha por el reconocimiento: la gramática de los conflictos sociales. Cambridge: Polity.

* Huerta, T. [@TenochHuerta] (2022). Para que les quede claro [Tweet]. Twitter. https://twitter.com/TenochHuerta/status/1483564259367870464?s=20&t=EN_jt_MXUSCa1EIs3zl-Uw

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The link takes you to a Tik Tok of Sol Carlos, an influencer who talks mainly about body positivity in addition to eating problems. In order to break the taboos about food. She is more related to Axel Honneth's theory more with the phrase about love since she talks about self-confidence and is aware that this is related to our emotions, and that it is okay that sometimes they change due to external issues.

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The link takes you to a Tik Tok of Jessica Fernandez, a feminist who is dedicated to uploading content talking about multiple topics for visualization about feminism and how since we were little we are so used to macho situations and phrases. Too little to learn how to deconstruct and keep learning. This is related to Nancy Fraser's theory that talks about that recognition can promote differentiation, but redistribution works to eliminate it. For her, recognition aims towards justice, cultural and economic justice. If one is not socially recognized, cultural injustice occurs.

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This video was uploaded 5 days ago, her name is Lizzo and she is an American singer and songwriter. This reel got my attention due to the visual and vocal message it has. As stated in Axel Honnet's theory, the struggle for recognition relates to social conflicts triggered by injury and disrespect. Lizzo has been in tough situations as she belongs to three minority groups, specifically due to her weight and her race, and as in the video, she is a defender of women's right to abortion. Also, it should be noted that, while filming the video, she is wearing a YITTY set, her underwear brand.
Gathering all the elements, she demonstrates her fit into the 3 patterns of recognition: love, rights, and solidarity (Heidegren, 2004).  Her voice and attitude are a response to denied recognition which had provoked her emotional experiences over years.

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They are Nabile and Fer, two Mexican young adults who recently started dating. The post relates to Charles Taylor's theory as he considers that we negotiate our identity with others, through dialogue, through interaction with them. The couple supports politics of equal dignity, as they fight for equal rights and entitlements; the recognition of humanity, and common citizenship. As seen in the comments and other posts,  friends, and people who surround them do support and treat them as any other friend.

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This post by Priscilla Arias, Mexican fashion blogger and activist against fatphobia, contains the phrase: "Don't wait to be a size 0 to forget your fears''. Their messages are dedicated to breaking down stereotypes about women with non-normative bodies, therefore, here we can observe the elements of Axel Honneth's theory and the struggle for recognition. The 3 recognition patterns present are:

Love. Priscilla promotes body self-concept based on empowerment, self-esteem and self-love.

Rights. Through her platform, she seeks to make visible the bias that exists in fat people and the medical care provided to them.

Solidarity. She denounces aesthetic violence and fatphobia. Her activism originated when she could not find someone to represent her in social media, so she decided to represent herself.

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Tenoch Huerta is a renowned Mexican actor and activist who seeks to expose and raise awareness about racism in Mexico. He is part of the Poder Prieto movement, and describes himself as a resentful “prieto". This word, which for many years was used as derogatory, pejorative, and with which dark-skinned people are associated with poverty, delinquency and violence. Consequently, Nancy Fraser's binary relationship between recognition and redistribution is observed.

Tenoch made strong criticisms in social media such as "people in Mexico are being tortured, detained and racialized because of their economic and racial condition, and races do not exist but racism does", with this, his recognition points to cultural and economic justice (these individuals are denied rights because of cultural value patterns constructed by others).