Frida 0
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Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo y Calderón was born on 6 July 1907 in Coyoacán, a village on the outskirts of Mexico City and died on july 13, 1954.
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter known for her many portraits, self-portraits, and works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico.
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She painted real women and real experiences.
Frida deviated from the traditional depiction of female beauty in art and instead chose to paint raw and honest experiences that so many women face. Her subject matter included abortion, miscarriage, birth and breastfeeding, among other things, often seen as taboo and like many female experiences altogether ignored.
Frida smoked, boxed, won tequila challenges against men, and dressed like a man in a family portrait, contrasting to her mother and sisters who wore dresses. She refused to alter her ‘masculine’ features, including her mono-brow and faint moustache, and actually exaggerated these features in her self portraits.
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Marie – Jeanne
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1474, 15th century, Anacaona was born in Yaguana (current Leogane).
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Un extrait du texte de la page ” qui sommes nous?” sur le site de Negesmawon.org
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Nous récupérons le symbole du « marron », ce symbole de liberté, de rébellion, de révolte, de soif de justice et de vie pour exprimer, nous, jeunes femmes d’aujourd’hui, notre bataille contre toutes les formes de violence, de discrimination, d’oppression, de marginalisation ou d’exclusion qui trouvent leur ancrage dans le patriarcat. Nous féminisons ce symbole pour protester contre l’invisibilisation, la minimisation ou la déformation de la contribution des femmes dans l’histoire de notre nation et dans l’histoire du monde.NÈGÈS MAWON, pour rendre hommage à toutes ces femmes guerrières qui ont forgé pour nous cette nation depuis 1492 sur leur sang, leur sueur et leurs vies. NÈGÈS MAWON, pour être les dignes héritières de ces héroïnes dont l’histoire se rappelle mais aussi celles que l’histoire a oublié, a occulté.
NÈGÈS MAWON, pour continuer à faire vivre à travers nos luttes, celles qui ont crié, sur notre sol mais aussi partout dans le monde, depuis des siècles, « LIBÈTE OU LANMÒ ».
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