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Archival edition analyzes men’s role in feminist movements, indicating tensions in activism and masculinity.
This document presents a bilingual (Spanish–English) archival edition of the article Hombres feministas: la revolución pendiente, originally published in Newsweek en Español (January 19, 2015). The original online version is no longer accessible. The document includes: (1) facsimile evidence of original publication, (2) the original Spanish text as published, and (3) a complete English translation prepared for academic and archival purposes. The article analyzes the emergence of men engaged in feminist agendas as a communicational and political phenomenon. It examines the reconfiguration of masculinities through activism, collective organization and public discourse, while also addressing tensions between public positioning and private conduct. Part of a broader series on human rights and women’s issues, this text contributes to discussions on power, legitimacy and social transformation in contemporary societies, particularly within Latin American and Global South contexts.
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