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Judi Lynn

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1. Finally, some humane attention paid to a very large part of the people, so needed, isn't it?

Reply to sandensea (Original post)

Thu Feb 18, 2021, 03:02 AM

Feb 2021

Such progressive, mature, intelligent solutions are finally being realized. Remarkable.

Here's hoping Alberto Fernández and his excellent administration will get all the time they want to put into law and daily life the measures needed so badly to restore value and meaning to life in Argentina for everyone, not simply those lucky at birth in very white, very wealthy families. As probably noticed, rights for women get astoundingly diminished as their economic/social placement is lowered at birth, where all social power derives, regardless of the gibberish about "upward mobility."

A progressive society allows everyone to live, not simply survive.

Hoping all the luck in the world for Argentina's new President and his administration.

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2021 TIME 100 NEXT: Mercedes D'Alessandro [View all] sandensea Feb 2021 OP

Finally, some humane attention paid to a very large part of the people, so needed, isn't it? Judi Lynn Feb 2021 #1

Well said, Judi. Women really are 2nd class citizens in most of Latin America (except the wealthy) sandensea Feb 2021 #2

What could be worse than an "entitled" elitist male chauvinist? It's congenital, never outgrown, Judi Lynn Feb 2021 #3