Conférence UTL MO : Les luttes féministes avant le suffragisme

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In the history of feminist struggles, we generally know the "suffragettes" of the late 19th century, mobilized to win the right to vote. This movement, sometimes referred to as the "first wave", has a distant but masterful grandmother in Olympe de Gouges and her Declaration of Women's Rights. However, throughout the 19th century, many women, and some men too, fought for women's rights, for their equality with men. Fanny Raoul, Jeanne Deroin, Pauline Roland, Eugénie Niboyet, Désirée Gay, Olympe Audouard, Paule Minck, André Léo, Maria Deraisme, Louise Michel, to name but a few - many of them workers, socialists and revolutionaries - deserve to be reintegrated into the history of feminist struggles. This conference invites you to discover little-known feminist texts, organizations and struggles.