https://youtu.be/MKNqYBiNmAA
Source 1: ‘Mon Laferte y Vivir Quintana – Ya Nada Me Calla’
The purpose of this source is too understand some key points of the movement, and understand the energy behind the feminist movement within Latin America. (2020) – and how it compares to the feminist movement in years prior. I find this source important due to its usage – music / chants are some of the more prominent aspects of large scale movements.
Source 2: ‘Los Movimientos Feministas en America Latina’
I find this source important, due to its insight of the feminist movement within Latin America. Being its in Spanish by comparison to english, direct messages from Latin America can be portrayed in their original language and aren’t necessarily subject too mistranslations or potential confusion in message portrayal.
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/feminism-latin-america/
Source 3: Latin American Feminism [ Dec 12. 2018 ]
I find this source important as it provides several sources as well as a history of Latin American Feminism throughout history – which allows for a clear comparison – that way we can understand how things have changed – even though they may seem minor etc. etc.
Other sources would likely include laws / legislation passed in different countries, government responses, and images related etc. etc. aiding in research and portrayal.
I think the feminist movement in Latin America would be a great idea for your TED talk. We often hear about the American feminist movements, but I’ve hardly heard anything about movements in Latin America. It looks like you’ve found some good sources that point out key moments in causing this shift in ideas.
I think that these sources will be great to use in order to help research your idea of the feminist movement in Latin America. This topic in itself seems very cool and the video and article provided seem to have a lot of context and information that can be beneficial to this project. Cannot wait to see what’s in store!