Feminist icons and supposed libertarian actions
cases that propaganda has built, but that facts and evidences have shattered
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Feminism, Propaganda, Consumption, Mediations, False flagsAbstract
This article approaches the feminist movement from an alternative perspective to the usual one with the objective of demystifying some supposedly libertarian actions carried out by or on behalf of women, some of which are considered true icons of the movement. For this, we sought to carry out a historical investigation about events related to the feminist cause and analysis of advertising pieces, through the method of the Generative Path of Sense of Greimas – resulting in the use of false flags, CIA involvement, propaganda and other cover-up actions behind the movement.
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