Ya que se acerca el Día Internacional de la Mujer, quiero dar mi opinión sobre un comentario que, en boca de otra mujer, me parece horrible: preguntar si tienes hijxs, y si respondes que no, te responden que ya no es lo mismo. ¡¿Cómo?! ¿Acaso mis responsabilidades son menos importantes? Esto supone categorizar. Cada una tiene derecho a vivir su vida. No me considero menos mujer ni me siento menospreciada.
También quiero recordarles que hay profesiones muy o totalmente feminizadas, e.g., magisterio o, especialmete, los cuidados de niñxs y mayores. Lo cual demuestra que, el hecho de no tener hijos, no implica librarse de estas tareas.
Lo ideal sería empezar a implementar actividades que fomenten el diálogo intergeneracional y, sobretodo, el reparto equitativo de tareas entre ambos géneros
International Women's Day is here and I want to give my opinion on a comment that, in the mouth of another woman, I find horrible: ask if you have sons or daughters and if you answer no, she can reply that it is not the same anymore. WTF?! Are my responsibilities less important? This involves categorizing. Each one has the right to live his life. I do not consider myself less of a woman or feel despised.
I also want to remind you that there are very or totally feminized professions, e.g., teaching or, especially, the care of children and adults. Which shows that the fact of not having children, does not mean getting rid of these tasks.
The ideal would be to start implementing activities that promote intergenerational dialogue and, above all, the equitable distribution of tasks between both genders
También quiero recordarles que hay profesiones muy o totalmente feminizadas, e.g., magisterio o, especialmete, los cuidados de niñxs y mayores. Lo cual demuestra que, el hecho de no tener hijos, no implica librarse de estas tareas.
Lo ideal sería empezar a implementar actividades que fomenten el diálogo intergeneracional y, sobretodo, el reparto equitativo de tareas entre ambos géneros
International Women's Day is here and I want to give my opinion on a comment that, in the mouth of another woman, I find horrible: ask if you have sons or daughters and if you answer no, she can reply that it is not the same anymore. WTF?! Are my responsibilities less important? This involves categorizing. Each one has the right to live his life. I do not consider myself less of a woman or feel despised.
I also want to remind you that there are very or totally feminized professions, e.g., teaching or, especially, the care of children and adults. Which shows that the fact of not having children, does not mean getting rid of these tasks.
The ideal would be to start implementing activities that promote intergenerational dialogue and, above all, the equitable distribution of tasks between both genders
Patricia López Muñoz
Técnico Especialista en Inmigración
Técnico Superior en Animación Sociocultural
Monitora Deportiva de Actividades para Personas con Discapacidad
Técnico Especialista en Inmigración
Técnico Superior en Animación Sociocultural
Monitora Deportiva de Actividades para Personas con Discapacidad
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Patricia López Muñozhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrGViar_zh3_U-S6CSSUdwg
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