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along with several other foreign feminists who did not want to enter public life and who worked in what was called “Small Self-Consciousness Groups.” She continued in 1978 with
Oikabeth I, which she also co-founded. In a 2018 interview with Luisa Velázquez Herrera, Yaoyólotl explains that Oikabeth
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of the gay movement. For Yan María "there can be no feminism without lesbianism or lesbianism without feminism. Lesbianism without feminism is blind, and feminism without lesbianism lacks content." This statement stems from the idea that lesbianism is a political stance, and not merely a sexual
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In addition to her artistic activity, which has always been charged with political content, she has created political theory and criticism which forms part of lesbian feminism. She maintains a strong criticism of neoliberal policies both about the sexual diversity market and
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