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Tsuki wrote that a woman would be realizing that the movement that claimed to defend women was selective and driven by self-interests. According to the author, the woman also recalled that many feminists used to visit her house. #Feminismo #Interesses #MovimentoSocial (translated)

Rodrigo Constantino criticized a woman who, according to him, graduated in the humanities and pursued a postgraduate degree focusing on identity studies, presented herself as an intellectual, and was a feminist activist. He stated that she ended up following Janones' orders and classified the situation as decadent. #Feminismo #Identidade #Decadência (translated)

Sarah Santaolalla wrote that, after the frustration over the lack of unity on the left, there were also reasons to remember that it went far beyond its leaders. She placed it in squares, neighborhoods, community associations, unions, and social movements, and among those who defended public services and rights, including feminists and people who opposed homophobia and the far-right. Santaolalla said that many people were willing to organize and mobilize, because they believed there was too much at stake to stay on the sidelines. She added that the left was built collectively and from below, and closed with the slogan "They shall not pass." #IzquierdaUnida #Activismo #Unidad (translated)

Juan Doe mockingly raised the hypothetical case of a progressive and feminist woman from an upper-class neighborhood in CABA, a Public Relations student at Di Tella, who asked Alberto Fernández for a photo. He also used insults related to Fernández's weight and alluded to supposed thefts, scams, and violence against women, in addition to calling him a taxi driver. According to Doe, something like that could only happen because of having "Kirchnerism in one's blood." #Feminismo #PolíticaArgentina #CABA (translated)

Aránzazu Figueroa, new general secretary of the Socialist Youth of Spain and defender of the feminist revolution, has criticized the PP calling them posh people and has expressed her loyalty to Pedro Sánchez, whom she considers her political reference since she was young. #JuventudSocialista #PSOE #Feminismo (translated)

Nina Varsavsky criticized what she described as hypocrisy from the left and cited several examples. She stated that José Luis Ábalos presented himself as a feminist while partying with prostitutes, and that José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero defended that being a socialist meant giving a lot and having little, despite having, according to her, a safe full of jewelry. She also questioned how Montse Mínguez talked about "vulture" SMEs while, according to Varsavsky, her partner fit that criticism and was not exactly small. She added that Pablo Iglesias had criticized politicians who lived in chalets before buying one in Galapagar, and that Pedro Sánchez had said that amnesty was unconstitutional only to accept it when he needed the votes. Varsavsky concluded that these figures gave moral lessons daily. #Hipocresía #Política #Izquierda (translated)

DAN asserted that some stores in the United Kingdom had set up separate lines for men and women, a practice he described as gender segregation linked to Islamic ideology. He also argued that feminist leftists viewed it positively. https://t.co/Bb3HAhw82r #ReinoUnido #Feminismo #Segregación (translated)

Alessandra Rojo de la Vega stated that the Cuauhtémoc Mayor's Office had not allocated and would not allocate money to finance violence, and said that she defended respect for collectives, although everyone must comply with the law. Regarding the events on Friday, she maintained that they had not been a protest but an action by an isolated group from the trans community that, according to her, came with the intention of exercising violence. She said that the members were welcomed and that a committee was formed to dialogue. She added that some demands — an investigation and the delivery of abandoned houses or land — corresponded to the Prosecutor's Office and the Government of Mexico City, respectively, and that her administration opposed these latter requests. Rojo de la Vega assured that for four hours, with the knowledge of the Citizen Security Secretariat (SSC), the group broke windows, set fire in the esplanade, and damaged security cameras. She claimed that SSC agents arrived minutes after the group left the mayor's office and suggested that they were previously busy repressing IMSS personnel who were protesting for decent salaries. She also accused a national secretary of promoting hate speech and spreading false information on social media. She claimed that she had attacked another senator from behind in the plenary session and criticized the treatment that, according to her, she offered to the searching mothers, whom she would neither receive nor listen to. The mayor described Cuauhtémoc as the most feminist municipality and stated that it was the only one out of the 16 with a shelter for victims of gender violence funded with its own resources. She said that her administration accompanied victims in filing complaints and that, thanks to Reacción Violeta, 54 attackers had received firm convictions. She added that more than 5,000 women had received psychological and legal attention, as well as training, and that during the first year of her government, femicides had decreased by 85%, according to Secretariat data. Finally, she questioned the national secretary about alleged corrupt contracts for her friends, supposed ties to drug trafficking, and the lack of attention to searching mothers. She also reproached her for remaining silent in the face of violence against medical and health personnel. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #ViolenciaDeGénero (translated)

Verônica Domingues criticized those who classified her as a liberal feminist, saying that this position reflected ignorance and bad faith. She defined liberal feminism as a movement that believes it is possible to emancipate women through gradual reforms in capitalism and patriarchy. In contrast, she stated that she supports a socialist revolution to overthrow both systems. Regarding pornography and prostitution, Domingues said these issues should be reconsidered in a different model of society. According to her, in the current context, opposing prostitution meant being against prostitutes. She also accused her critics of directing more attacks at her than at macho men and said they were unaware of her life and the reasons that led her to virtual prostitution. #Feminismo #Socialismo #Revolução (translated)

The publication questioned the feminist agenda and stated that Igualdad had not approved the trafficking laws, abolitionist law, and laws against vicarious violence, nor secured abortion in the Spanish Constitution. It also argued that it had not fulfilled the Strategy or evaluated the State Pact, and that it had not prevented sexual violence and trafficking during the Ceuta crisis. https://t.co/xbrAE8gs9g #Feminismo #Igualdad #DerechosHumanos #ES #CV (translated)

The article addresses the risks and controversies of the Catalan 'trans law', which, by introducing the category 'non-binary' in official documents and allowing gender identities different from those registered, raises concerns among feminist groups about the potential legal insecurity and the impact on official statistics. #LeyTrans #IdentidadNoBinaria #DerechosLGTBI (translated)

Verônica Domingues stated that she never advocated for nudity as empowering or revolutionary and said that, as a Marxist, she did not consider any individual action capable of promoting a revolution. For her, showing breasts was an expression of sexuality or part of her work with adult content, and no work would be empowering under capitalism. The author said that blaming women for their objectification for wearing short clothes or posting nude photos was misogynistic, and emphasized the importance of consent. Regarding publishing images with a Lula sticker during the campaign, she assessed that this would probably not change votes, but argued that art did not need to have only a utilitarian purpose. Domingues also stated that she used other social networks, including Instagram and TikTok, to raise awareness and bring the left closer to Marxism. She criticized radical feminists who, according to her, treated sex as immoral and scrutinized the bodies of women who consented to appear nude. She also said that the revolution depended on the collective organization of the working class, not on showing or covering breasts. #Feminismo #Marxismo #DireitosDasMulheres (translated)

The author stated that the Tenants' Union had never received subsidies and accused sectors of the right of spreading falsehoods. He also maintained that those who considered themselves feminists should stop doing so if they did not reject those messages. He added that the Government had not chosen anyone and that Maricarmen had been chosen by a vulture fund. (translated)

Milei's Repentants published the testimony of a woman who said she was fired during her maternity leave. They also attributed to Javier Milei the claim that the decline in birth rates was due to the green scarf and feminism, and shared a link to a labor reform. https://t.co/h1hajrMVz0 #Maternidad #Feminismo #ReformaLaboral (translated)