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1099:"Mujeres Libres is not interested in 'feminine unity,' because that does not represent anything. We have called a thousand times for political and syndical unity, the only kind of unity that truly contributes to the cause As long as differences among the tendencies exist, a fusion of groups is impossible, because it is incompatible with human variety."
887:. In 1933, the pair attended a meeting of the CNT. They had been invited there to act as "women teachers", but instead found themselves being silenced by their male comrades, who still viewed women negatively. Frustrated by the experience, they left the meeting early and began to discuss alternatives at the
1147:. She lived there precariously but ultimately stayed under the radar, as she hadn't been publicly photographed during the civil war and most of her publications had been made anonymously. She was sheltered by a friend, who she had herself sheltered during the war, in
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1798:(1999). "Un/Contested Identities: Motherhood, Sex Reform and the Modernization of Gender Identity in Early Twentieth-Century Spain". In Enders, Victoria Loree; Radcliff, Pamela Beth (eds.).
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organisation ran by and for women. Her program suggested classes to raise women's literacy and education, apprenticeships in different sectors of industry, and groups for developing
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521:Women's Rights Recovery Association
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989:Lucía Sánchez Saornil (left) with
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809:Lucía Sánchez Saornil was born in
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1840:Casamitjana, Rosa Martín (1992).
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1962:. In Lemos Silva, Thiago (ed.).
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1996:(in Spanish) (44–45): 71–99.
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1728:University of North Carolina
1689:University of Missouri Press
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1062:Iberian Anarchist Federation
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2099:. In Graham, Robert (ed.).
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1949:(Thesis) (in Spanish).
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