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Women Up in Arms: Zapatistas and Rojava Kurds Embrace a New Gender Politics | HuffPost

8.11.17

Women Up in Arms: Zapatistas and Rojava Kurds Embrace a New Gender Politics | HuffPost: [Beverly Bell // Charlotte Maria Sáenz, Other Worlds] While the Kurds have been fighting for their survival against ISIS in the Syrian/Turkish border town of Kobane, the Zapatistas put down their arms over 20 years ago and have maintained a non-violent struggle since. In both cases, women have fought alongside men against their own collective obliteration while making radical changes in their gender relations. Working towards more equity makes possible more direct democracy in building greater autonomy from the state.[1] In both efforts, there is also a deep connection to the land[2] that regards the value of women and the environment as essential to life itself.


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