capacity di indignarsi non è soltanto donna e sarebbe un errore considerare il degrado morale al quale ci ha portato il berlusconismo una questione solo femminile. E’ una questione che interessa gli uomini e le donne di tutte le età,di tutte le classi e stato sociale: giovani e anziani, studenti, lavoratori e disoccupati, politici e intellettuali, religiosi e laici. Interessa tutte le organizzazioni della società civile: partiti e sindacati, associazioni e movimenti, circoli e club, comitati e fondazioni. Interessa proprio tutti e vorrei saper scrivere un elenco infinito, fino a comprendere ogni individualità e ogni gruppo di persone che abbiano conservato la capacità di reagire con dignità e fermezza al decadimento morale cui ha condotto the dominant political. The
13 events are scheduled in February organized by women to assert their dignity: It's about time you levasse a strong and clear voice to say stop to the obscene political head of government and servile explanations of those around them. What then is this voice of women, confirming their courage to move in the critical moments of history so it was with the rise of feminist movements, with the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, with the Women in Black, when they had their courage and their determination to find out the truth about stories of exploitation and persecution and violent male culture they had built with policies and practices of domination or oppression. It was time openly, as once again, just shouts out to a non-political and a culture that sees women as body-object and who regard power as a dispenser of favors and patronage.
I wonder if to cry out to be only women. The answer is that men must also be involved in a proposed reaffirmation of common dignity. Tens, hundreds, thousands of responses will form a shared project of dignity, when the February 13 take to the streets, men and women, to show how urgent it is to liquidate the political culture of the obscene and the sultan. Especially men, "end users" should be in the front row to help build a future on dignity, giving priority to young people today and tomorrow with his choices will decide what will be Italy.
's time to take to the streets all together to say NO to a macho culture and a policy. It 's time to give voice to the need to externalize the profound rejection of cultural patterns of behavior that has long been restricting the growth of the country. Arrival, the success of the graces of her body, the vision of a sexist society, the sessuomania, pleasure paid to relieve the stressful work, the wealth of money seen as gauge of power and there are models that should be thrown into a bottomless pit. The right ambition, competence, modesty, the affirmation of oneself in work, pleasure found and lived in reciprocity, sexuality understood as a sublimation of the individual, leisure seen as social creativity and personal wealth in the principles and feelings, are the values \u200b\u200band aspirations must be taken to draw a firm idea of \u200b\u200blife and a worldview. It 's a concept moralistic, puritanical, politically correct, bigoted? It 's just the humanities, that is respectful of human values \u200b\u200band historical rights.
For a long time, the outrage has been expressed in the home and living alone, for too long it has been retained and no reaction occurred in civil and organized. Of course, the moral decay - abroad compared by some newspapers even more than the corresponding decline of the Roman-killing ability of political parties to oppose by force, fearful now of organizing the square is not a person but against a political culture. So well is the square of February 13, designed by women to reaffirm respect for their dignity and to find those who, beyond the political affiliation, religious belief and nationality, have the ability to get angry and want a different Italy.
Philip Pugliese
13 events are scheduled in February organized by women to assert their dignity: It's about time you levasse a strong and clear voice to say stop to the obscene political head of government and servile explanations of those around them. What then is this voice of women, confirming their courage to move in the critical moments of history so it was with the rise of feminist movements, with the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, with the Women in Black, when they had their courage and their determination to find out the truth about stories of exploitation and persecution and violent male culture they had built with policies and practices of domination or oppression. It was time openly, as once again, just shouts out to a non-political and a culture that sees women as body-object and who regard power as a dispenser of favors and patronage.
I wonder if to cry out to be only women. The answer is that men must also be involved in a proposed reaffirmation of common dignity. Tens, hundreds, thousands of responses will form a shared project of dignity, when the February 13 take to the streets, men and women, to show how urgent it is to liquidate the political culture of the obscene and the sultan. Especially men, "end users" should be in the front row to help build a future on dignity, giving priority to young people today and tomorrow with his choices will decide what will be Italy.
's time to take to the streets all together to say NO to a macho culture and a policy. It 's time to give voice to the need to externalize the profound rejection of cultural patterns of behavior that has long been restricting the growth of the country. Arrival, the success of the graces of her body, the vision of a sexist society, the sessuomania, pleasure paid to relieve the stressful work, the wealth of money seen as gauge of power and there are models that should be thrown into a bottomless pit. The right ambition, competence, modesty, the affirmation of oneself in work, pleasure found and lived in reciprocity, sexuality understood as a sublimation of the individual, leisure seen as social creativity and personal wealth in the principles and feelings, are the values \u200b\u200band aspirations must be taken to draw a firm idea of \u200b\u200blife and a worldview. It 's a concept moralistic, puritanical, politically correct, bigoted? It 's just the humanities, that is respectful of human values \u200b\u200band historical rights.
For a long time, the outrage has been expressed in the home and living alone, for too long it has been retained and no reaction occurred in civil and organized. Of course, the moral decay - abroad compared by some newspapers even more than the corresponding decline of the Roman-killing ability of political parties to oppose by force, fearful now of organizing the square is not a person but against a political culture. So well is the square of February 13, designed by women to reaffirm respect for their dignity and to find those who, beyond the political affiliation, religious belief and nationality, have the ability to get angry and want a different Italy.
Philip Pugliese
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