Once again, Yalitza Aparicio pronounced herself as a spokeswoman and faithful defender of women's rights. On this occasion, and on the occasion of International Women's Day, he showed his support for an important feminist movement.
The native of Oaxaca, Mexico, posed with a green handkerchief, a symbol of the fight for the right to abortion, on the cover of the magazine Marie Claire of Mexico and Latin America.
Together with the actresses Macarena Achaga and Tessa Ía, Yalitza adorned the cover in which she makes clear her position regarding the power of women to decide on their bodies.
"This month that celebrates us; Yalitza Aparicio, Macarena Achaga and Tessa Ía star in our cover as a statement of what it means to be a generation of change," reads the front lines of the post in the official Marie Claire Mexico account.
"Sorority as an act of resistance, the conquest of gender equality and the ability to decide on our bodies, are some of the issues addressed in this edition," he added.
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The controversial cover generated endless comments by the netizens. There were those who considered that it goes against the principles of Aparicio, while the majority applauded the courage of the Mexican woman to defend the rights of the women's union.
"I love this generation of change", "We love this edition", "Power", "Example of women", were some of the opinions.
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On the other hand, the other actresses reposted the cover photo on their respective social networks and did not miss the opportunity to send a message to the public.
Tessa shared: "To keep making waves! To continue causing the change we want."
"Thank you for letting us defend our ideals, dreaming of a better future than our present, where deciding what we want is a constant right and not a constant struggle," wrote Macarena, who took up the post on her Instagram account.
So far Yalitza has not pronounced or posted anything about it. However, it is not the first time he has expressed himself in favor of some feminist movement.
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Recall that in September 2019 she participated in the Gender Equality Forum "He for She", held at a private university in Mexico, there, Aparicio what it means to be a feminist.
"I have run into women who say 'I am a feminist because I believe that women are better, we are superior and we can do everything.' Sometimes, I have come to think, 'if that is being a feminist, I do not want to be a feminist, because I do not think I am superior to anyone and I would not like someone to mistreat my brothers one day, "he said.
"I am a feminist because I think we need equal rights, gender equality, for me that is being a feminist," argued the protagonist of "Rome."
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