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Suffragism and feminism, conjunctions and disjunctions in Argentina (1930-1943)

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This analysis reveals women's rights struggles in Argentina, highlighting suffragism and feminism's roles amidst authoritarianism.

Women's struggles for political rights in Argentina highlighted tensions between suffragism and feminism, reflecting broader social movements.
Activists such as Alicia Moreau de Justo embraced feminism while others, like Angélica Mendoza, engaged in suffragism without identifying as feminists.
The research focuses on the specific period of 1930-1943 when women's rights activism faced pressure from rising authoritarianism and fascism.
Using a combination of institutional records and personal testimonies, the study questions the indiscriminate labeling of women's efforts as feminism.

Valobra et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals women's rights struggles in Argentina, highlighting suffragism and feminism's roles amidst authoritarianism.

Women's struggles for political rights in Argentina highlighted tensions between suffragism and feminism, reflecting broader social movements.
Activists such as Alicia Moreau de Justo embraced feminism while others, like Angélica Mendoza, engaged in suffragism without identifying as feminists.
The research focuses on the specific period of 1930-1943 when women's rights activism faced pressure from rising authoritarianism and fascism.
Using a combination of institutional records and personal testimonies, the study questions the indiscriminate labeling of women's efforts as feminism.

Valobra et al. (2025) studied this question.

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