La Voz de la Mujer

The woman in present society

A anarcha-feminist call to arms to working class women, published in Italian in Argentina in January 1896.

English translation of the first issue of Woman's Voice (La Voz de la Mujer), published in Argentina on 8 January 1896.

English translations of the Argentinian anarchist communist feminist publication La Voz de la Mujer (Woman's Voice) from 1896-7.

Submitted by wojtek on Jan 3 2012 19:03

An account of the first anarchist-feminist group in Argentina during the 1890s.

Submitted by Battlescarred on May 29 2009 09:20

A short biography of Virginia Bolten, aka the Louise Michel of Rosario, fearless fighter for anarchism and women's liberation

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