US EditionNot One Less: the Collective Cry that Made History A Look at Ten Years of the Movement that Marked a Milestone
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The mobilization was led by the Translesbofeminist Assembly of Rosario. It departed from Plaza San Martín and ended in Plaza 25 de Mayo
It was a spontaneous and cross-sectional organization that ended up in a massive demand for macho violence. A narrative was created to name femicides, we started talking about care and the feminization of poverty, and clandestine abortion was visible.
The Colectivo Ni Una Menos Córdoba shares in this note the memory of the first march on June 3, 2015 in the city of Córdoba. That urgent and incipient organization mobilized the anger and pain for the femicides and macho violence that touched us all closely. Ten years later and faced with a regressive context, the feminist force screamed loud again: Not a less one. Not a less right. The entry A hashtag that became a collective cry against gender…
It is not enough to resist: it is necessary to rearm, it is necessary to say again that this movement was not a fashion, that it was not a conjuncture or political opportunism. 10 years after the cry that changed everything: Not One Less and the challenge to sustain the conquered. By Lucila De Ponti, provincial deputy, conventional constituent 10 years ago [...] The entry Not One Less and the challenge to sustain the conquered was published firs…
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