within feminism, there is a debate that while it changes shape its consistency is repeated constantly and oversimplify it much, is “feminism is to do what you sing your ass” versus “feminism is to be aware of the macho world that lives “mos and think internationally and how to change it”. Liberal feminism versus radical feminism. In favour of sex work, against sex work. Yesterday the journalist Julia Mengolini pulled a Tweet on the ass of the Jimena Barón model and how that ass with that effort to be that ass and not another ass is not a symbol of empowerment. For what. It uncovered a pot and hundreds of women began to question what was said. What is empowerment? Who is a good empowerment and who a bad? Is a good feminist Jimena Barón?
All right with having a lomazo and post 3 pictures of your ass by day… each one bears the Patriarchate as you can. Now well: I do not come with that’s empowerment. I see it more like a sort of slavery. Able I am wrong. – Julia Mengolini (@juliamengo) January 24, 2019 which raised the journalist is not who can show the ass and who not, but how you do it when you do it. Jimena Barón, actress, model and dancer shows Instagram account how that body requires discipline and long gym to be able to become what it is but generate endorphins and “be good” for her, seem to be an engine of self-love. Baron curves are not a lovey-dovey either, she spends much time (ergo, money) to get it and devotes several postings per day to show the results of tremendous exercise and effort. Is happy to do so? Probably is, yet their happiness is not what is in discussion but the message that when it does. Women are used to the flat bellies and the ass turned out in magazines, that such figures are those that represent us or, in fact, that should be, and that we should feel represented. The revolutionary realization in this era is that today the ugly asses and bodies coming out of the stereotype begin to appear in the media. We started to encourage us to show our body as it is, thus, no ass, with sagging breasts and cellulite. but it is well noted as another woman seeks to empower themselves? Does it matter that you get to be happy through an image that this society wants to have all the mines? Do it is good for the fat pibas and complexes see the stories of Baron calling them exercising and selling them that if you want to you can?
The idea of this note is to raise the safety devices and the insecurities that I have on this issue because it is not an easy debate, you stop where you stop. The truth is that, if there is a movement which crosses all social strata, it is feminism. And just as it is heterogeneous, huge and different everywhere, it is very difficult to establish a single truth and a unique position. No one can come to tell you that you’re not feminist, no one can come to tell you what is to empower you and what does not. PEROPor other side, it is important to deepen on the privileges that already have some women by its hegemonic beauty, social class or the sea by car. It is not the same show on social networks a turgid ass that a fallen ass and cellulite. The first is something to which we are accustomed, and the second is all a political act. AHORADurante years told us that if we show the rising we are whores, then if we start from this basis, the two situations are tremendously empowering because look what whore that I am, see how do I use and abuse my ass as sing me the bis. IGUALEntender our bodies are molded by an oppressive system, which that smooth, stood and shiny ass so much love you have love you because love is what is supposed that must delight us, is also part of our mind deconstruction, so loaded with difficult and painful estrreotipos, it must be done. SIEs that this new era show us, the desire to own, to try to get to know us beyond what is expected of us is liberating but creates, almost not wanting to wanting, the obligation of self-love. Self-esteem as a square to mark in a multiple choice of empowerment. “If you do not want you, no one will love you”. But perhaps we are social beings, how are you going to love you if the society you constantly discriminates?, how do so that that does not matter to you? Because now, in addition to suffering by the outside, suffered for not to like at all. Self-love as the protagonist of a real change, though welcome, is not where the focus should be. The outside conditions and also eats raw that little bit of love that we learned when we look at a video of women showing the world their rolls. CONCLUSION (?) Both Jimena Barón and the fat that look at it and feel bad for not being Jimena Barón, suffer and are oppressed. The important thing is to understand is not all the same, there are differences in that oppression and that this great movement is made of these differences.
