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Mi Cuerpo Mis Normas

The sticker portrays the back of a naked woman with her right arm raised and her hand fisted upward. Her long blonde hair is tied up in a bun and her left arm sits at her side. On the bottom there is a purple star, which is the logo for the Anticapitalist Left Party in Spain.

 

Tags: 
feminism
exploitation
oppression
domination
Text: 
¿Quién decide? Nosotras. – Educación Sexual Para Decidir -- Anticonceptivos Para No Abortar -- Aborto Libre y Gratuito Para No Morir – Izquierda Anticapitalista -- @anticapi
Translation: 
My Body My Norms – Who decides? We do. – Sexual Education To Decide. Contraceptives To Not Abort. Abortion Free And Free Of Charge To Not Die.
Description: 

The sticker portrays the back of a naked woman with her right arm raised and her hand fisted upward. Her long blonde hair is tied up in a bun and her left arm sits at her side. On the bottom there is a purple star, which is the logo for the Anticapitalist Left Party in Spain.  The purple color is representative of the feminist ideas that the party supports. The sticker represents every March 8th, which is international woman's day, but more than that it is an everyday reminder of the need to fight patriarchy and the oppression of women all over the world. It also takes the position that women should be able to make their own decisions on the platform of abortion, a very controversial issue in Spain. 

Subject: 
Izquierda Anticapitalista
spanish revolution
feminists
ecologist
Source: 

Izquierda Anticapitalista 

Language: 
Spanish
References: 
Anticapitalists
Year: 
2015

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