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Latin America

sandensea

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

Reply to Judi Lynn (Reply #1)

Mon Feb 22, 2021, 12:53 AM

Feb 2021

Evita Perón would've been proud of Ms. D'Alessandro, and of Gender and Diversity Minister Elizabeth Gómez Alcorta (the 1st time this cabinet post has existed in Argentina - and one of a few in the world, still).

If there's one thing Evita couldn't stand more than elitists, it was male chauvinists.

To say nothing of an elitist male chauvinist!

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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